The Best Anal Lube Selection

First thing to keep in mind is that, all sex toys need a little lubrication. When using sex toys with the intention of vaginal penetration, the amount of lube should typically be much more modest. Coconut oil can be used as anal lubricants too as it has its own unique properties of being anti-fungal, anti-bacterial, anti-inflammatory and perfect at moisturizing the skin.

Sinclair suggests massaging the anus with lube beforehand to warm things up. And when you do penetrate with plugs or anal beads, "insert at a 45-degree angle, to avoid what I call the ‘squeegee effect,'"—a.k.a. all the lube getting squeezed back out.

Anal lubricants are now designed with the needs of men and women in mind, and can also be employed with the use anal sex toys. If you're prone to yeast infections, avoid silicone lubricants, and lubricants with glycerin. Latex diaphragms and latex sex toys should also be also kept away from oil based lubricants.

In any event, if you are want a good numbing agent for anal play, I encourage you to reach for Passion Lube Maximum Strength. For lubes, try something with an anal relaxant. This water-based anal lube is great as it's compatible with most toys and condoms. I also don't use sex toys anally, so there's that.

Above all, water-based lubricants are suitable for any best anal lube type of fisting session, with or without gloves. Compatible with condoms, hypoallergenic, and really easy to wash away once the deed is done, it's probably the only water based lube I'd ever recommend for anal sex.

If you are having anal sex for the first time there is a lot you can do to make you and your partner a little more comfortable. For anal sex, silicone lubes are ideal. However, numbing lubricants interfere with such messages and may cause a person appearing after the session that the fisting was irritating the sensitive intestine.