XtoysSliquid Soul Coconut Oil Moisturiser 59ml Review
Editor's opinion
Sliquid Soul is a coconut oil based balm blended with organic plant oils and butters, intended as both an intimate moisturiser and an everyday body conditioner. It suits anyone wanting a simple, glycerin-free, vegan formula, but the oil base means it should not be used with latex condoms or diaphragms.
Sliquid Soul sets out to be a two-in-one product: a nourishing balm for intimate skin that can also serve as an all-over body moisturiser. Built around organic coconut oil and finished with shea and cocoa butters, it leans on the idea that a short, plant-derived ingredient list is something worth paying for.
The key decision for any buyer is not whether the ingredients are appealing, because they are, but whether an oil-based product fits how you actually use it. Oils and latex do not get along, and coconut oil behaves differently with temperature, so both points deserve thought before you buy.
The good and the bad
What works
- Short, organic plant oil and butter blend
- Glycerin free and paraben free, useful for sensitive skin
- Vegan friendly with no fragrance chemicals listed
- Doubles as an intimate and all-over body moisturiser
- No batteries or power ever required
What to be aware of
- Oil base is not safe with latex condoms or diaphragms
- Coconut oil can soften or firm up with temperature
- Not compatible with silicone toys in the way water-based lubes are
Buy it if
Anyone who wants a simple, glycerin-free organic balm that works as both an intimate moisturiser and a body conditioner, and who does not rely on latex barriers.
Skip it if
People who use latex condoms or diaphragms should look elsewhere, as oils degrade latex. A body-safe water-based lubricant is the safer pick if barrier protection matters to you.
Design and ingredients
Soul is a balm rather than a pourable lubricant. The formula centres on organic coconut oil, backed by organic sunflower seed, almond and apricot kernel oils plus shea and cocoa seed butters, with natural non-GMO tocopherols acting as an antioxidant to help the oils stay fresh.
The short list is the selling point here. It is glycerin free, which appeals to people who find glycerin unsettling for intimate use, and paraben free and vegan friendly. Sliquid describes it as hypoallergenic and non-toxic, though as with any botanical blend, nut and seed oils are present, so anyone with relevant allergies should read the ingredients closely first.
How it is meant to be used
The intended method is simple: warm a small amount between your fingers, then smooth it over the skin and let the oils and butters melt in. As a topical moisturiser it works on intimate areas and the rest of the body alike, so a single pot genuinely can double as an all-over conditioner.
The crucial limitation is compatibility. Because this is oil based, it is not recommended alongside latex barriers, which oils can weaken. It is also worth noting oils are generally best kept away from silicone toys. If barrier protection or toy use is part of your plans, a water-based product is the more flexible choice.
Size, storage and care
The 59ml container is a sensible size for a bedside table or a washbag, and needs no power of any kind. Store it somewhere cool and dry, because natural coconut oil softens in warmth and firms up when cold, so the texture will shift with the seasons and where you keep it.
To keep the blend clean, take a little at a time rather than dipping in repeatedly, and close the lid firmly between uses. With no synthetic preservatives beyond the tocopherols, sensible handling helps it last.
How it compares
Against a standard water-based lubricant, Soul trades convenience for a richer, longer-lasting conditioning feel and a cleaner ingredient list, but gives up latex and silicone-toy compatibility in doing so. Water-based options rinse away easily and play nicely with everything; oil-based balms like this linger and moisturise but require more care.
Within the oil category, its appeal is the dual-purpose angle. Rather than buying a separate body butter and intimate product, you get one organic blend for both, which is where it earns its place for the right buyer.
The bottom line
Sliquid Soul is a thoughtfully blended organic balm that makes sense if you want a glycerin-free, vegan moisturiser for intimate and everyday use in one pot. Just be clear-eyed about the oil base: it rules out latex barriers and silicone toys, so it is a lovely choice for the right person and simply the wrong tool for anyone relying on condoms.
Frequently asked questions
Can I use Sliquid Soul with condoms?
Not with latex condoms. Oils weaken latex, so this product should not be used alongside latex barriers or diaphragms. If you need barrier protection, choose a water-based lubricant instead.
Is it safe to use with silicone toys?
Oil-based products are generally best kept away from toys where you are unsure of the material. Water-based lubricants are the reliably toy-friendly option; if toy use matters, that is the safer route.
Why has my Soul gone hard, or very soft?
That is normal for a coconut oil based product. Coconut oil firms up when cold and softens in warmth, so the texture changes with temperature. Storing it somewhere cool and dry keeps it consistent.
Is it suitable for sensitive skin?
It is glycerin free, paraben free and described as hypoallergenic, which many people with sensitive skin prefer. That said, it contains nut and seed oils such as almond and apricot kernel, so anyone with those allergies should check the full ingredient list before use.
Can I use it as a regular body moisturiser too?
Yes. It is formulated as a topical moisturiser for both intimate areas and everyday all-over skin, so a single pot can serve both purposes.