Lubrication with coconut oil

Can I use coconut oil as a lubricant for JELQ?

Sure you can and most of us would recommend it: easy to clean up, don’t smell and could bring benefits to our skin.

Used coconut oil for a long while and have nothing to complain about it.

Most certainly. In fact you can use any type of lubricant your heart so desires and coconut oil seems to be the top in the PE community. Some other options you could use are olive oil, hand lotion, hair conditioner, or store bought sex lubes. Whatever you may have on hand. Some require that you keep adding more as you jelq, but they’ll all work. If it’s safe on your skin and gives a good glide, then the sky’s the limit.

Yes of course, if it is extra virgin better. My favorite three are:
1-Extra virgin olive oil (cold extraction, easy to get in Spain)
2-Pure oil of avocado
3-Extra virgin coconut oil

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The most important thing for me is that it is natural and does not contain oil derivatives like baby oil.

Atte

Celtibero

I have been using it for aealing my air pump against my body. Works great and cleanup is easy.

I use grape seed oil and wheat germ

Almond oil

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+1 for coconut oil.

Does anyone recommend coconut oil for pump usage? I have used it before. I would want a vets opinion. Thank you.

Yes

When I use to pump, I would use coconut oil on my unit and vaseline on the bottom of the cylinder flange for a good seal. Is there anything better for the seal?

Is coconut oil slippery enough for masturbation, too? Does it dry out? I use silicone lube both for the pump and for self-love activities, but it’s so expensive.

Don, I have been using coconut oil for years. I mix mine with mct oil to keep it softer( not necessary in warm climate.) You can add and other scented oil (mint,citrus, ect) Put it in a jar with a large opening keep it near. You might just want to reapply one or twice.

I was going to ask you about that in your progress thead…

My balls tend to stick to the tube after half an hour to an hour, and then it gets painful. Most lubes don’t “wet” the plastic of the tube, and they dry out or are absorbed by the skin, leaving spots that don’t slide.

I’ve been sticking with water-base or organic oil lubes for easier cleanup, but I did experiment with vaseline, which surprisingly didn’t do any better than the water-base lubes.

Plain old glycerine lets everything slide indefinitely, but I can’t wipe it completely off my hands, and even a damp washcloth isn’t enough to get it off. Makes it hard to write notes or use the tablet after that.