Lubrication Tips From Pornstars For Smoother, Longer Sessions

You don’t have to apologize for using lube or have an awkward conversation about it with your partner. Nor should your wanting to use lube mean you have lost the ability to make them naturally wet, or aren’t all that interested in fucking them silly. Lube use does not mean that you are old and gotta leave sex to the teens and twenty-somethings. And in fact, lube usage is a very normal, because it lets you get down to doing the nasty without having to “waste” time on foreplay. Plus you use condoms, right? Well, those can stress and dry up orifices and it’s very okay to slap on some lube about as soon as you slip on your condom and start furiously taking your partner to the shrieking side of pound town!

It can take hours to shoot 10-20 minutes of a porn scene. That requires a lot of willpower and top-level lube. So, if you want the best fucking experience, one pornstar lube tip you better heed is to always spring for the best of the best. Sure, these leave holes in your pocket, but they are always worth it. So, go see what kind of lube your favorite pornstar uses or recommends and get to work buying these by the boatload!

Unsure how to use lube? Well, you could pour it over your condom-clad cock and that’s what most of us do. You can as well perform your favorite pornstar routine of slipping your boner into the hole that’s holding your attention, withdrawing it, pouring some lube on the shaft, slipping the whole thing back in, withdrawing most of the naval artillery, pouring some more lube on the shaft and so on till you are happy with how smoothly you are pounding your way to paradise! But you can, of course, just pour lube into the hole you wanna bang, and then bang away. Just do what feels best and make sure it feels good/smooth.

You here for pornstar lubrication tips for smoother and longer sex sessions? Well, them upstanding fellas who work at porn studios and have been fucking the liver out of the likes of Mia Khalifa, say you gotta try a wide range of brands to find out which works best for you. Sure, that sounds wasteful and expensive. But you still should check out the top-rated lube in your area, or just buy small packets of different kinds of lube and have a blast seeing which best smooths the way! Trying out different kinds of lube is also how you discover which you might be allergic to, as well as those that might be buzz-killers, because they remind you of something that you are not exactly eager to think about. It is also how you discover if you like lube that tingles, secretly crave lube that makes your boner feel a bit afire, or chilly ones that are flavored. The latter can trigger yeast infections or skin issues though and might be best avoided.

Feeling like excavating someone’s asshole? Well, that requires a hard cock, or a hard and somewhat lengthy XXX toy, plus loads and loads of lube. As mentioned earlier, the anus does not produce lubrication. And so, not lubricating that area before penetrative sex can cause tears, bleeding and the like that can lead to some bad stuff. Pornstars in the know advocate using an excess of lube for anal sex, to make the whole thing less awkward and easier. So, if you got a butt fuck all planned, those plans better include lube usage.

There are lubes and then there are lubes. What we are saying is not to use every kind of “lube” out there in the name of greasing your way to kingdom cum! Don’t be those fuckers who go around pouring coconut oil, virgin olive oil, Vaseline, baby oil, and the like into coochies and booties, because they think all oil can serve. The fact is that actual lube has been medically formulated not to cause issues during sex, and using something that has not been explicitly advertised and sold as a sexual lubrication aid, is just setting yourself and your partner up for what could be some hardcore shit.

There are 3 main varieties of lube- oil-based, water-based, and silicone. Water-based lube is what a lot of pornstar folks swear by. It doesn’t stain clothes or bed sheets, is very easy to clean up, is often the cheapest, good for sensitive skin, does not react to or damage sex toys, and is easy to wash off. You gotta keep applying it though, because it tends to dry off relatively fast. Silicone lube is the opposite and can react to sex toys made of silicone, while being expensive and a bit of a pain to wash off the hands, toys, and sheets. Plus you can't use them if you have a silicone allergy. Get a bit of silicone lube on the floor and you could slip and open up your head. That said, just a bit of it goes a long way and it lasts and stays around for so long that just a bit of it is adequate for hot tub or shower sex. Then there’s oil-based lube. These double as massage oil and last long. But they stain like a SOB with outsize daddy issues, can degrade latex condoms, and might trigger allergic reactions. So, find out which kind of lube is best for you in varied situations, check the ingredient list to know which lube might be bad for your future health and well-being, and then have at it!