Water Slide Personal Moisturizer 4 oz

What Water Slide Personal Moisturizer is

Water Slide Personal Moisturizer is a water-based personal lubricant in a 4 fl oz (118 mL) bottle, made by Earthly Body of Chatsworth, California. The front of the bottle carries the Water Slide wordmark above the descriptor "Personal Moisturizer" and the words "water based", and the reverse of the label carries a "Made in USA" flag roundel. This listing is for one bottle.

"Personal moisturizer" is the manufacturer's own wording on the front of the pack. In shelf terms it belongs in the same group as every other water-based liquid lubricant, which is why you will find it filed under Lubricants Water Based rather than among the oils or the silicone formulas.

The bottle and the 4 oz format

The container is a cobalt-blue molded plastic bottle with a black disc-top flip cap and a white wrap-around label printed with a blue water-splash graphic. The disc-top is the press-one-side style that opens with a thumb rather than a screw cap or a pump head, which is the usual fitting at this bottle size.

Four fluid ounces is the middle format in this category: more volume than the single-use foil sachets sold at a counter, less than the pump bottles meant to live permanently on a bedside table. It is the size people generally reach for when they want a genuine working supply rather than a trial quantity, and it still fits in a drawer or a weekend bag. The 118 mL figure printed alongside the ounces is the same quantity stated in metric, not a second measurement.

What a water-based personal lubricant is

A water-based lubricant is one whose main carrier is water rather than silicone or oil, and that single difference drives most of how the category behaves. Because water is doing the carrying, the product thins and spreads again when more water or moisture reaches it, and it comes off skin and out of most washable fabrics with warm water rather than needing soap or a solvent.

The alternatives behave differently, which is worth knowing before you choose. Silicone-based formulas are built on dimethicone and related silicone fluids; they do not disperse in water, which is why they are often picked for use in a shower or a bath and why they need soap to come off afterwards. Oil-based products — anything built on petroleum jelly, mineral oil or a plant oil — leave a film on the skin, do not disperse in water at all, and generally need soap to remove.

None of this makes one base better than another. They are different materials chosen for different reasons, and the trade-off is real in both directions: water-based products rinse away easily, and the same property means they thin out with moisture instead of staying put. A water-based product like this one is what you buy when easy clean-up matters more than staying slick under running water.

Product specifications

How to use it

Apply a small amount to the skin and add more as you need it. A water-based product is easy to re-dress: because the carrier is water, a little extra moisture will loosen and spread what is already there, so most people find they pour more than they actually need the first time they open a new bottle.

Close the disc-top fully after each use and keep the dispensing hole clean so the cap seats properly. Store the bottle upright at normal room temperature, out of direct sunlight and away from heat. Follow the directions and any cautions printed on the bottle itself — the manufacturer's printed panel is the authority for this product.

If you have sensitive skin or have reacted to personal-care products before, patch-test first. Put a small amount on the inside of a forearm, leave it a few hours, and check for redness or itching before wider use.

Who it's for

This is a general-purpose water-based personal lubricant for adults aged 18 and over, and nothing about the format makes it specific to one gender or one kind of use. It sits alongside the rest of the gels, lubes and creams range for that reason.

The 4 oz bottle suits someone who already knows a water-based formula is what they want and is buying a supply rather than sampling. If you have not settled on a base yet, a smaller bottle is the cheaper way to find out whether water-based suits you before you commit to this volume. If you go through lubricant quickly, a pump-top bottle in a higher volume is usually better value per ounce than repeat 4 oz purchases.

Good to know

This is a personal lubricant — it is not a contraceptive and not a barrier method. It does not protect against pregnancy or against sexually transmitted infections, and it is not a substitute for anything that does. It is for external personal use by adults only.

Stop using it and speak to a licensed healthcare professional if you notice irritation, redness, burning or any other reaction. Avoid contact with the eyes; if it does get in an eye, rinse with clean water. Do not swallow it. Keep it out of reach of children.

Personal-care products offered for sale in California fall under the state's Proposition 65 chemical warning program. If you want to read how that program actually works, California's Office of Environmental Health Hazard Assessment runs the official Proposition 65 warnings site and publishes a set of plain-language chemical fact sheets. Those pages explain the regulation; they are not a comment on this product.

Frequently Asked Questions

How much is in the bottle?

The bottle holds 4 fl oz, which is 118 mL. That quantity is printed at the foot of the front label, and this listing is for one bottle.

Is Water Slide water-based or silicone-based?

Water Slide is water-based — the front label states "water based" directly beneath the Personal Moisturizer descriptor. Water is the carrier, so the product disperses in water and comes off skin with warm water rather than needing soap or a solvent.

Can I use it with a condom or with a toy?

Check the compatibility guidance printed on the bottle before you do. Material compatibility is set by the exact formula, and the manufacturer's own printed panel is the authority for this product; if the packaging does not answer your question, contact Earthly Body directly.

Where is it made, and who makes it?

Water Slide is made in the United States by Earthly Body, a company based in Chatsworth, California. The back of the label carries a "Made in USA" flag roundel together with the Earthly Body wordmark and the company's address and website.

How is the order packaged and shipped?

Every order ships discreetly in plain outer packaging. It will not show the Gear Isle name.

Product information compiled and reviewed by the Gear Isle product team. We transcribe product specifications directly from manufacturer packaging. Found an error? Tell us.

These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. For adults 18 and over. Consult a licensed healthcare professional before use, especially if you have a medical condition or a known allergy to any listed ingredient. Keep out of reach of children.