Pjur Basic Silicone Personal Lubricant – 3.4oz

Two Ingredients, Zero Fuss

Pjur Basic Silicone is about as simple as a lubricant gets: just dimethicone and dimethiconol – pure, premium silicone and nothing else. No water, no glycerin, no parabens, no preservatives, no fragrance. That short list is exactly why it’s a standout for sensitive skin – there’s almost nothing in it to react to.

Silky, and It Lasts

Silicone doesn’t absorb into skin or evaporate the way water-based lube does, so a few drops deliver a silky glide that keeps going without reapplying. It’s also water-resistant, which makes it a favorite for the shower or bath, and it doubles as a smooth massage glide.

What to Pair It With

It’s compatible with latex condoms, and safe with glass, metal, and hard-plastic toys. The one rule: don’t use it with silicone toys – silicone lube can break down silicone toy surfaces over time. If you’re reaching for a silicone toy, use a water-based lube instead.

Materials and Care

100% silicone (dimethicone, dimethiconol). Because it’s water-resistant, wash up with warm water and a little soap – water alone won’t cut it. A little goes a long way, so start small.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Why is silicone good for sensitive skin?
This one is just two inert silicone ingredients – no glycerin, preservatives, or fragrance – so there’s very little that can trigger irritation. It’s a great option if water-based formulas leave you dry or reactive.

How is it different from water-based lube?
It lasts far longer and won’t dry out, and it’s water-resistant. The trade-offs: it’s not for silicone toys, and it needs soap to wash off.

Is it condom-safe?
Yes – silicone lube is compatible with latex condoms.

Can I use it with toys?
Yes with glass, metal, and hard plastic – but not with silicone toys, since silicone lube can degrade them. Spot-test if you’re unsure.

How do I clean up?
Warm water and soap. Because it’s water-resistant, plain water won’t fully rinse it away.