Proper Manhood Care: Lubricants to Avoid

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Proper Manhood Care Lubricants to Avoid
By John Dugan
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• In the heat of the moment, a man tends to let
  his inhibitions vanish and he might also let a
  little common sense vanish, too. Thats why so
  many men reach for lubricants that arent
  advisable to use on their delicate member skin.
  Even if they know a particular lubricating agent
  is not a good idea, they might not really think
  about the consequences until after the release
  they wanted so badly is finally achieved. Then
  they often look at what they have done and wonder
  just how much good manhood care it will take to
  overcome that oops.

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Lubricants a man should always avoid

• When a man is ready and raring to go, it
  might not take much to make him reach for
  something that is definitely inadvisable to use
  as a lubricant. Here are a few of the most common
  culprits and yes, some of them seem quite odd!
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• 1. Shampoo or conditioner. Rare is the man who
  hasnt reached for one of these so-called
  lubricants when feeling frisky in the shower. The
  good news is that most formulations are
  moisturizing, so a guy has little to worry about
  right? Wrong. Shampoo and conditioners can dry
  out the skin very quickly, leaving a man feeling
  quite irritated by the time he hops out of the
  shower.

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• 2. Soap. Just as with shampoo or conditioner,
  soap has drying qualities. Even that
  ultra-moisture bar can leave skin feeling rough
  and dry when the shower is over. Besides that, a
  little lather doesnt go a long way instead, it
  must be replenished often, which can easily ruin
  the mood.
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• 3. Sunscreen. Some sunscreens are creamy, much
  like lotion so why not? If its the only thing
  handy, that is. But remember that sunscreens
  contain quite a few chemicals, the better to
  prevent those harmful rays from causing damage to
  the skin. Those chemicals were never meant to be
  used on the most sensitive areas. Its safe to
  say a dry, peeling member will result.

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• 4. Muscle ointments. If a little tingle is nice,
  a lot must be better, right? Many a man has told
  the harrowing tale of grabbing his muscle rub and
  using it on his member, only to find that the
  burning, stinging sensation isnt nearly as
  delightful when its used on the more sensitive
  skin. Men who try this tend to try it only once.
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• 5. Shaving cream. Though shaving cream wont hurt
  the member (as many a manscaper can attest),
  using it as a lubricant for some self-pleasuring
  action can lead to unintended consequences. In
  addition to the possibly dry member issue, a man
  might experience irritation, pain in the urethra,
  and serious redness.

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• 6. Shortening or oil. Getting frisky in the
  kitchen? While food play can certainly have its
  merits, using shortening and the like to
  self-fondle is simply asking for a mess of
  trouble. Its not necessarily going to hurt the
  member if it is used from time to time, but the
  mess it leaves behind and how thoroughly a man
  must clean his member to remove it could easily
  lead to the irritation he doesnt want.
• 7. Some lotions. Many a man who wants to get it
  on solo will reach for the lotion on the bedside
  table. Some lotions are just fine for this
  purpose. Others, however, contain a plethora of
  ingredients a man doesnt want anywhere near his
  member. Pay attention to labels and search for a
  lotion that has more natural ingredients if the
  idea is to use it as a lubricant.

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• A man who has gotten a little too frisky with
  questionable lubricants might have some damage to
  remedy. In that case, a powerful male organ
  health crème (health professionals recommend Man
  1 Man Oil, which is clinically proven mild and
  safe for skin) can ensure his member stays as
  healthy as possible. The use of healing vitamins
  and nutrients in a Shea butter base can help
  soothe, ease and protect the member that has met
  with an unfortunate lubricant situation.