They could if you are sensitive the ingredients in the lubricant. Yes, especially if you have an allergy to any of the ingredients. You are most likely to have an allergy to flavors, perfumes or colors in a product rather than the product itself, so it is worth trying a different brand.
If the irritation persists for more than a few days after using the product, you need to see your GP/HMO for a brief examination - it may be something else, for instance a small cut in the area or an infection and will need to be treated appropriately.
Yes, some personal lubricants can cause irritations or allergic reactions. This can be due to ingredients, such as fragrances, preservatives, or certain chemicals, that may not be suitable for everyone. It is important to read the ingredients list and choose a lubricant that is compatible with your body and preferences.
Significantly higher than the expected working temperature. Engine lubricants will usually have a flash point of several hundred degrees. "Personal" lubricants can get away with much lower flash points; since their expected working environment should never get above, say, 45 Celsius (37 is body temperature; if you get much above that, you're clearly doing something very wrong).
B. Silicon
Many lubricants are available grease,
They are not stable enough and a bit acid/corroding
Oil and grease are used as lubricants because they are better lubricants than water.
no, blankets do not cause skin IRRITATIONS.
Silicone-based lubricants and vaseline can cause a condom to tear or break.
One can purchase personal lubricants at nearly every convenience or drug store around. Whether it be CVS, or Walgreens, Rite Aid, Duane Reade, or even 7/11 it is a sure bet that they sell personal lubricants.
Acids may cause irritations in your skin.
No, but it could cause similar appearing skin irritations.
The sap can cause skin irritations and the plant can cause stomach upset if ingested
There's no age limit on buying personal lubricants. Use those.
There are only two parts to this metal - palladium and ruthenium - and neither will cause skin irritations
they can cause tiny rips in the condom./ they can cause the condom to break altogether.
It can cause headaches, eye, nose and throat irritations. It may cause the lung function impaired, coughing and wheezing.
they can cause tiny rips in the condom./ they can cause the condom to break altogether.
they can cause tiny rips in the condom./ they can cause the condom to break altogether.