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Skore Skin-Friendly Water-Based Lubricant | Flavour Cherry

(50 ml Liquid in bottle)
Skore Skin-Friendly Water-Based Lubricant | Flavour Cherry
Product Details

Skore Skin-Friendly Water-Based Lubricant | Flavour Cherry is a water-based, skin-friendly cherry-flavoured body gel lubricant (50 ml) designed for personal intimate use. It helps moisturise and ease dryness, providing a smooth and silky feel to reduce friction during intimate moments.

Key Ingredients:
Aqua, Propylene glycol, Hydroxyethylcellulose, Benzoic acid, Saccharin Sodium, Sodium hydroxide

Indications:

  • Personal lubrication

  • Dryness and friction reduction


Key Benefits:

  • Water-based and skin-friendly personal lubricant

  • Cherry-flavoured body gel formulation for personal intimate use

  • Helps moisturise and ease dryness to provide a smooth and silky feel

  • Helps reduce friction and improve comfort during intimate moments


Good to Know:

  • Water-based and skin-friendly

  • Free from animal-derived ingredients

  • Cherry flavoured


Suitable For:
Unisex

Product Form:
Gel

Net Quantity:

50 ml

Direction For Use:

  • Step 1: Remove the cap, twist the pump 45 degrees clockwise to open.

  • Step 2: Push down on the top of the bottle with your fingers.

  • Step 3: Smoothen the lube wherever you like.

  • Step 4: Twist the pump 45 degrees anti-clockwise to close the pump.

  • Step 5: Use more whenever you feel the urge.


Safety Information:

  • Keep it out of the reach of children

  • Store it in a cool and dry place

  • Keep it away from sunlight

  • Replace cap tightly after use

  • Read the label carefully before use


Quick Tips:

  • Reapply lubricant as needed to maintain comfort and reduce friction.


Frequently Asked Questions:

Q. Is Skore Skin-Friendly Water-Based Lubricant suitable for both men and women?
Yes, this product is unisex.

Q. How do you open and close the pump?
Twist the pump 45 degrees clockwise to open and 45 degrees anti-clockwise to close.

 
This product is non-returnable.

Content on this page was last updated on 15 September, 2026, by Dr. Rajeev Sharma (MBA, MBBS)