10 Best Lubes For Handjobs That Will Last Forever! (2024)

Take it to the next level with the best lube for handjobs. Your experience will never be the same!

Who said handjobs are boring? Have they tried such handjob machines or even some blowjob machines?

The only ones to blame for a handjob being boring are the ones involved in it. But there are ways to spice it up, and lube will definitely switch things up for you.

To get the most superb slippery sensation, you want the best lube for handjobs at the ready. And I’m here to recommend the cream of the crop so you don’t have to go through the trouble of looking for it yourself.

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The Top Lubes For Handjobs

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Sliquid Silver is a great product for anyone that has had bad reactions to lube.

That’s because Silver is hypoallergenic, and it has a very clean ingredients list. You should still do a patch test to be sure, but the odds of any kind of reaction are very low.

Beyond that, Silver is odor-and-taste-free, so you don’t have to fear any funky aroma ruining your experience.

This is a silicone-based lube, so it’s really smooth, though a bit of a sheet-ruiner, too. While it’s also a little harder to wipe off the skin, the glide it provides is unlike any other lube type you can find.

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Gun Oil is a deceptive name, which you can use to your advantage. 

Despite what the rough, macho exterior may have you believe, this lube is very gentle stuff. It has aloe vera and vitamin E, so it does a great job moisturizing the skin.

In use, it’s amazingly smooth and slippery, so no worries about sticky handjobs here. It won’t dry out or get sticky at all, and it’s so worth the price. 

Even though the standard 4oz package isn’t all that much, this lube is long-lasting enough to not make that a pressing issue.

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Wicked Creme consists of a whole bunch of ingredients, a lot of them are meant for making it really durable. 

It also has stuff like almond oil and coconut oil (a heads up if you’re allergic to any of the two), and it boasts a strong, creamy texture practically immune to running out. Just avoid using this with condoms or plastic toys, which can get damaged by oils.

It also has parabens and glycerine, which should be avoided for PIV sex. But for handjob purposes, that shouldn’t be an issue.

The bottle, though humble in size, will nevertheless provide you with tons of slickness. It’s pretty cheap as well, which adds to its value.

When you put it on, it will last for ages without getting tacky or sticky like some lubes tend to. It gets from thick to thinner in a couple of minutes after putting it on, but it never loses its glide.

Moreover, washing it off seems easier than many other oil-based lubes, which is a great plus.

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If you’re looking for something thicker than your average lube, then Boy Butter has you more than covered.

Just don’t put on a condom when using this one to jack off (or do any penetrative stuff). Oil-based lubes degrade latex, so your non-polyurethane rubber won’t last long when covered in the stuff. 

Boy Butter is an amazingly thick, buttery lube that will last as long as you need it to and then some. It might be the best lube for handjobs in that sense.

And given that it comes in a big 16oz tub, you won’t have to think about resupplying any time soon.

Not only does it last for ages, but it also has a great consistency that never turns runny. You can spread it all over the cock and it will stay put.

That level of thickness might feel offputting for some, but applying less of it can make it more manageable.

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Chances are you’ve already heard that coconut oil makes for great lube. For the handdjob purposes, it will make a great lube.

Coconut oil stays thick while still being easy to spread around. Not only that, but it’s also dirt-cheap in most cases, not to mention easy to find.

There’s little dripping, but have a towel underneath the action just in case. Also, use a spoon instead of your fingers to scoop up more of it to reduce the odds of contaminating the batch. 

Since it’s oil-based, it breaks down plastic toys and condoms, so avoid using those. Also, you should stay away from using coconut oil during vaginal penetration. It can increase the odds of infections¹ due to its high pH.

The most important thing, however, is to check if your skin responds poorly to coconut oil. 

To that end, simply dab a little bit of it on your inner elbow and wait for a reaction. If there’s no effect within a day or so, you’ll be fine.

You can read more on this topic in our guide on coconut oil for masturbation.

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Sliquid Organics is probably the ideal water-based alternative if you want the best lubricant for handjobs.

Seeing that it’s water-based, you can use any kind of toy with Organics or put on any condom. That makes it a great, flexible choice since you can use it for any kind of sexual activity.

It’s a little thicker than most water-based lubes, too. That’s great for what we need, but in terms of thickness, it doesn’t quite match the other lubes suggested in this guide.

As a water-based lube, Organics has a tendency to dry out faster than other lube types. Keep that in mind when handjobbing and reapply the lube as needed.

Sliquid Organics contains a lot of botanical ingredients, from green tea and flax to sunflower seeds and aloe vera. Not only is it great for your skin, but it’s also vegan-friendly, so it’s all about that ethical consumption.

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Pjur is known for its high-quality lubricants and their original formula still holds up as one of the best lubes on the market.

This stuff is silicone based so it lasts and lasts and lasts. Plus, the super slick consistency makes for a totally smooth experience. It’s perfect for handjobs since it never gets tacky or sticky. 

Unfortunately, you pay for a premium product and pjur is no exception. This stuff isn’t cheap, but on the plus side, you don’t need much so it should last for ages.

Just don’t use it with silicone toys since the silicone in the lube will degrade the silicone in your toy. That said, it’s compatible with condoms so it can double as a great penetrative sex lubricant.

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All Swiss navy products are lauded as great lubes, but the premium silicone lubricant is what you want if you’re looking for the best handjob lube. 

Swiss Navy is one of those rare brands that gets their quality-to-price ratio just right. Yes, it’s a little more expensive than some other lubes on the market, but for a premium product it’s surprisingly affordable. 

Plus, as a silicone lube, it doesn’t require much, even for long sessions. It never evaporates or gets absorbed into the skin, so it will last as long as you need it to. The only thing with that is that it makes cleanup trickier. Make sure you lay down a towel, or use this lube exclusively in the tub or shower.

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If you want only the best for your body, Überlube is not only a premium silicone lubricant, it’s also recommended by doctors and gynecologists. Even if you’re not going to be using it for vaginal penetration, it’s still reassuring to know your lube is approved by experts on sexual health.

This stuff doesn’t come cheap, but it is pretty amazing. Just a little goes a long, long way, so you can take your time and enjoy yourself.

Amazingly, this lube actually has a few extra uses up its sleeve. You can use it to soothe chafing during sports or exercise, and even as a hair oil. 

And of course, it’s great for all sorts of sex acts. It’s also flavorless and scentless in case your handjob turns into something else.

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Another great value-for-money lube, ID Glide is a water-based lube that slides onto this list for its lovely slippery consistency.

Being water-based, this lube is safe to use alone, with a partner, with toys, and with condoms, and it won’t stain your sheets. It’s easy to clean and lasts reasonably long for a water-based lube. 

That said, it will get tacky after a while so it’s best to use a little water or saliva to reinvigorate it, or simply add a little more lube.

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What Should You Consider When Shopping For Lube?

Buying lube might sound straightforward, but hold on – there are a few things to consider when buying lubricant.

Basically, you need to keep two things in mind: the kind of lubricant and how you want to use it. You can read more on this topic in our lube guide.

Outside hybrid variants, there are three kinds of lubricant that you’ll normally run into. We’ll quickly run through all of their pros and cons.

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Water-Based

The advantage of using water-based lubes is that they won’t degrade any sex toys or condoms.

So, if you’re intent on getting toys and condoms into the action, then water-based lube is the safest bet. This excludes doing anything in the shower, though, since water-based lube will quickly wash away in the water.

On the other hand, they aren’t all that long-lasting in bed since your body absorbs the water relatively quickly. That means you’ll have to reapply it more often than other lubricant types.

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Silicone-Based

Silicone-based lubricant is great for handjobs since it glides well and lasts for ages. Just make sure not to whip out any silicone toys for the occasion (unless you already know they can pair with silicone lubes).

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Oil-Based

Oil-based lubes, besides being usable with silicone sex toys, are amazingly long-lasting and lubricate extremely well.

On the other hand, if you feel like getting a condom and plastic toys involved, you should steer clear. But if you want to masturbate or give a handie, then this type of lube is an awesome choice, though it can tear your condom mid-use.

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Ingredients

As with any lube, you should always check the ingredients before using it on your body. While lubes shouldn’t contain any harmful ingredients, you should always double-check. This is especially important if you have allergies. If in doubt, do a patch test by using a small amount in your inner elbow or wrist to check for reactions.

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Density

The consistency of your lubricant is important but it comes down to personal preference. If you like slick, fast movements in your handjobs you may prefer a thinner lubricant. Thicker lube, on the other hand, is better for slow, smooth movements.

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Long-lasting

The most important thing when considering a lube for handjobs is how long it will last. Lubes that get sticky, tacky, or dry out too quickly will dampen your pleasure. Silicone and oil-based lubes will always last longer than water-based ones because they don’t get absorbed into the skin or evaporate. However, the trade-off is that they typically can’t be used with toys and condoms and will stain your sheets.

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Size

Make sure you check the size of the lubricant bottle, especially when buying online. You don’t want to pay a bunch of money only to receive a thimble-sized bottle in the mail.

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How To Use & Apply Lubes for Handjobs

Before you “get down to business,” it’s a smart idea to first see whether the lube you’ve got might cause any adverse reactions to your skin.

A great way to do that is via a patch test. Simply put a bit of your lube on a clear part of your skin (the inside of your elbow will do) and wait to see if there’s any reaction.

If you don’t feel or see anything out of the ordinary, then you should be fine.

But when it comes to the actual use of lube, you can play around and experiment to see what you like best. 

That said, it’s good to not be shy about applying large amounts of it. Pour it in your hand and apply it to your penis evenly for the best experience. And have a towel handy in case you spill some of it.

And maybe after applying the lube, try some of the best handjob simulators?

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Conclusion

What’s the best lube for handjobs? Ultimately, it comes down to your personal preference. You can always check out our best edible cum lubes guide for more options.

That said, these six lubes will definitely not fail you. They’ll make any handjob as smooth as a dream.

1. Healthline, 2019. A study about the potential benefits of coconut oil for sex.