Intimate Earth Ease Anal Silicone Glide review

A silicone-based lube designed specifically for anal play, and reviewers are remarkably consistent: it stays slippery, doesn't dry out, and a little goes a long way. It's also one of the few that explicitly avoids numbing agents, which matters more than most people realise.

Reviewers describe a lube that does exactly what it promises: stays slippery throughout, doesn't require constant reapplication, and genuinely helps with relaxation without numbing anything. One user put it plainly: "This is a great lube for anal penetration. Doesn't dry out, a little goes a long way and really does help to relax things."

The silicone base means it lasts significantly longer than water-based alternatives — you're not stopping mid-session to reapply. Multiple reviewers mention that "a little goes a long way", which matters both for comfort and for making the 60mL bottle last. The texture is described as "plenty slippery for any application", and it maintains that slip even during extended use.

What stands out most in the reviews is the relaxing effect without numbing. As one reviewer noted, "Doesn't numb anything, better for safety" — and they're right. Pain during anal play is your body telling you something's wrong, and numbing that signal is genuinely dangerous. This lube helps things feel comfortable without masking important feedback.

The only consistent reservation comes from people who prefer water-based lubes for less friction, which is a matter of personal preference rather than a flaw. Silicone-based lubes feel different — slicker, more cushioned — and if you're used to water-based, it takes a session or two to adjust.

One couple summed it up: "After going through many different lubes with very little satisfaction my partner and I tried this one and will never go back!" That's the pattern across the reviews — people try it, it works, and they stop looking.

This suits anyone exploring anal play who wants a lube that will actually stay put. The high beginner-friendliness and ease scores reflect what reviewers report: it makes the experience genuinely more comfortable, and it doesn't dry out halfway through.

It's particularly good if you've tried water-based lubes and found yourself reapplying constantly. Silicone-based lubes last longer, and this one delivers on that promise without the numbing agents that make some anal lubes actively unsafe.

If you strongly prefer water-based lubes or need something compatible with silicone toys, look elsewhere — silicone lube and silicone toys don't mix. But for use with non-silicone toys or with a partner, this is the one reviewers keep coming back to.

This sits in our best anal toys roundup, though it's worth noting that it's a lube rather than a toy itself. It's designed to work alongside whatever you're using, and reviewers consistently pair it with plugs, beads, and partner play.

The question most people have at this point: how does it actually hold up in daily life, and what does silicone-based mean for cleaning up afterwards?

Is this lube good for anal play? Yes, reviews indicate it's "a great lube for anal penetration" and "helps ease into anal play!" (Pinkcherry).

Does this lube dry out quickly? No, users report it "Doesn't dry out, a little goes a long way" (Pinkcherry).

Does this lube have a numbing effect? No, it explicitly "doesn't numb anything, which is better for safety" (Pinkcherry).

Is this product considered good value? Yes, one reviewer noted "the price beats anything I have seen in retail stores by a long way" (Pinkcherry).

A silicone-based anal lube that does what it's meant to: stays slippery, doesn't dry out, and helps with relaxation without numbing anything. Reviewers are consistent — it works, it lasts, and the price is fair.

The only real caveat is that silicone-based lubes aren't compatible with silicone toys, so if that's your setup, you'll need a water-based alternative. But for everything else, this is the one people stop searching after.

If you're exploring anal play and want a lube that will actually stay put, this is a safe, well-reviewed choice.

Available at $37.95. The geo-router will show you where to get it based on your location.

This review draws on 104 reviews across 2 retailers, averaging 4.8 stars. The Coyscore is 89, which puts it firmly in the "Coy Recommended" grade. That's a high-confidence score — enough reviews to trust the pattern, and the pattern is overwhelmingly positive.

The methodology page explains how we aggregate and weight reviews; the short version is that we're reading what buyers actually said, not running lab tests.

Size: 60mL
Weight: 0.072 kg
Material: Not stated
Insertable length: Not stated (this is a lube, not a toy)
Max diameter: Not stated
Non-porous: Not stated
Flared base: Not stated
Taper: Not stated

The Snug Report is published by the team behind Coy, a New Zealand retailer that stocks many of the products reviewed here. We say so on every page. Our scores come from aggregated public reviews, not from us — the method is on the methodology page and the evidence count is on every review.