Kikuchi Toys
Mr. Kikuchi's Lube
Mr. Kikuchi's Lube
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Product Details
Product Details
FREE 120ML LUBE WITH ANY 2 TOYS
Your free bottle will be added to your cart automatically. No code needed. One complimentary bottle per order. If your order qualifies, there's no need to purchase separately unless you'd like extra bottles.
Tuned for toy training
A good toy session gets annoying fast when the lube runs off before the toy even gets where you want it.
Mr. Kikuchi’s Lube is a thick water-based lube for silicone toys, with a dense milky texture that clings to the surface instead of disappearing down the side. It spreads smoothly, stays cushioned where you put it, and rinses away with water when the session is done.
The pump bottle makes it easy to add more without turning everything around you into part of the session.
Main Ingredients: Purified Water, Propylene Glycol, Glycerin, Cellulose, Vitamin E, Gluconic Acid, Emulsifier, Hyaluronic Acid, Phenoxyethanol.
Safety notice: This product is not food and should not be swallowed. Avoid eyes, broken skin and irritated areas; stop use if discomfort or irritation occurs. It is not a contraceptive and does not protect against STIs.
Liquid shipping notice: Shipping availability for liquid products varies by destination. Some countries may restrict liquid shipments, which may result in delays or the inability to deliver lube. If complimentary lube cannot be shipped to your destination, it may be excluded from your parcel without affecting the rest of your order. Please note that the product label is in Chinese.
Mr. Kikuchi's Note
Mr. Kikuchi's Note
I did not want to make a lube just to put Kikuchi on a bottle. I wanted the texture I kept wishing I had during longer toy sessions: thick enough to stay where I put it, but still genuinely slippery once it started moving.
That balance took more work than I expected.
I tested different textures, visited different factories and kept adjusting the formula. Some versions became thick only by becoming sticky. Others spread well but disappeared too quickly. The milky appearance was part of the development too, not something added at the end just to look different.
I stopped changing it when I noticed I had stopped thinking about the formula and simply kept reaching for the bottle.
That is usually my favorite point in development: when the product stops feeling like a prototype and quietly becomes the thing I use myself.
