Lychee Silicone Lubricant 50 ml - 2-in-1 Massage

Fruity, fresh, and built to last

Mixgliss Lychee is a 2-in-1 silicone-based fluid that works just as well for massage as for intimate lubrication, in a 50ml bottle with a flip-top cap.

The scent is a fruity, fresh lychee, faintly rosy, exotic without tipping into candy territory. It's one of the easiest scents in the range to wear: sweet in just the right measure, never heavy, and it holds up without turning cloying.

Made by Mixgliss, a French brand that manufactures its formulas in France.

What silicone changes versus water

The difference comes down to one word: duration. A water-based lubricant evaporates and gets absorbed, so you have to keep topping up. A silicone lubricant contains no water: nothing evaporates, nothing dries out, the glide stays exactly the same from start to finish.

In practice, that means never having to stop. No more pausing to reopen the tube the moment things turn sticky. Over a long session, that's the difference between smooth and stop-start.

The texture is silkier. Silicone doesn't get tacky and leaves a smooth finish rather than a gluey one. It's especially noticeable on the hands and in areas with prolonged friction.

It's built for anal. There's no natural lubrication there: everything rests on the product. A lubricant that holds without flagging is what separates a comfortable experience from a painful one.

It holds up in water. Shower, bath, hot tub: it doesn't rinse away and keeps gliding, where a water-based product disappears instantly.

And you need three times less of it. A few drops cover a wide area. A 50ml silicone lubricant lasts far longer than a 50ml water-based one.

What the scent brings

Lychee is the crowd-pleaser of the range. Fruity and fresh without being an overload of sweetness, it works for almost everyone — handy when the bottle gets shared and you two don't have quite the same taste.

It brings a note of freshness. Where gourmand or sun-cream scents feel warming, this one feels light. Handy in summer, or when the bedroom's already warm enough.

It makes the massage feel real. A good-smelling scented fluid changes the nature of the gesture: you start with an actual massage, not a pretence of one. And since the same product carries on afterwards, the transition breaks nothing.

It doesn't overwhelm your nose. This is a criterion people underrate: an overpowering scent turns stifling after twenty minutes of close contact. Lychee stays light the whole way through.

The 2-in-1, in practice

As a massage fluid, the glide lasts without being absorbed. A vegetable oil sinks into the skin and needs constant topping up; silicone stays on the surface and works for much longer.

As a lubricant, you carry straight on without switching bottles or breaking the rhythm. That's the whole point of the format.

For masturbation, solo or with a partner, this is a serious product. Silicone glide easily holds up for as long as you need.

One practical note: silicone isn't water-soluble. On sheets, it comes out with soap and a wash, but not with plain water. A towel underneath, and the problem doesn't exist.

How to use it

Two or three drops to start. That's not much, and it's deliberate: silicone covers far more ground than a water-based product. You can always add more; you can't take it back.

Warm it between your hands before applying — it feels much better.

For anal, be generous from the start and apply both outside and inside. Since nothing dries out, whatever you put on stays active: you can take your time on prep without watching the clock on the product.

The flip-top cap gives you drop-by-drop dosing, which is exactly what this kind of formula needs.

Clean up with warm water and soap. Water alone won't do it; soap will.

What you should never do

Never on a silicone toy. Silicone dissolves silicone: sticky surface, porous, toy ruined for good. It's the only real constraint with this product, but it's an absolute one.

The workaround: a condom over the toy, or a water-based lubricant for those sessions. Glass, steel and hard plastic risk nothing.

Not for oral sex. It's a scented product, not a flavoured one: it's not designed to go in your mouth.

Watch out for wet floors. In the shower, silicone makes tiles very slippery. Rinse after use.

Latex condoms: compatible, no worries on that front.

Technical specs

FAQ — Your questions, answered

Q: Is the scent strong?

A: No, it's crisp but light. Lychee is one of the most understated scents in the fruity range — it won't fill the room.

Q: Can I use it with my sex toys?

A: Not with silicone ones — they'd be permanently damaged. With glass, steel or hard plastic, no problem at all. Otherwise, put a condom on the toy.

Q: Is it good for a long session?

A: That's precisely its strong point. One application at the start and you don't touch it again, however long it runs.

Q: How do you get it off?

A: Warm water and soap. Silicone doesn't come off with plain water — you need a surfactant, so soap or shower gel.