Intimate Earth Ease is a silicone glide made for anal sex. Silicone stays slippery far longer than water-based lube and doesn’t soak in, so you reapply less often, which matters most for anal play.
The formula includes bisabolol, an extract from the chamomile plant. This is the 4 oz (120 ml) bottle; a 2 oz size also exists.
AT A GLANCE
| Base | Silicone |
|---|---|
| Made for | Anal sex |
| Key ingredient | Bisabolol (from chamomile) |
| Full ingredients | — |
| Size | 4 oz / 120 ml |
From Intimate Earth’s description. A dash means we don’t have it from the maker.
TIPS FOR ANAL PLAY
- Apply generously to both partners or the toy.
- Take your time warming up.
- Wash bedding with warm soapy water if any gets on it.
More in our anal toys guide.
EASE VS OTHER ANAL LUBES
Live prices from our store. Prices updated November 3, 2026.
| Lube | Type | Our price |
|---|---|---|
| Intimate Earth Ease (this glide) | Silicone, bisabolol | $25.74 |
| Intimate Earth Tushie | Thick hybrid | From $13.56 |
| pjur Back Door Silicone | Silicone with jojoba | From $26.00 |
| Intimate Earth Bliss | Water-based | From $12.76 |
| Boy Butter 4 oz | Oil-based cream | $13.75 |
| JO H2O Anal Thick | Thick water-based | From $12.32 |
INTIMATE EARTH EASE QUESTIONS
What kind of lube is Intimate Earth Ease?
A silicone glide made for anal sex, with bisabolol, an extract from the chamomile plant.
Can I use Intimate Earth Ease with silicone toys?
Silicone lube can damage some silicone toys. Use it with glass, metal or hard plastic toys, or test a small spot first, or choose a water-based or hybrid anal lube for silicone toys.
Is it safe with condoms?
Silicone lubes are generally fine with latex condoms. Check the bottle for the maker’s guidance.
What is the full ingredient list?
We don’t have the full list from the maker yet, so please check the label.
How do I wash it off?
Silicone doesn’t rinse off with water alone. Use warm water and soap.
See all silicone lubes.


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