Lubricants

Desentizing Lubricant
Desensitizing lubricants are made with ingredients that provide a numbing sensation meant to make some sex play feel more comfortable. Many of these kinds of lubricants feature a small amount of benzocaine, which numbs the surface of the skin, and are most popular for use during anal penetration.
Flavored Lubricant
Flavored lubericants can transform oral sex into a delicious experience for both parties, and water-based formulas with flavor additives are completely safe for swallowing. Ranging from fruity delights to sweet marvels representative of the dessert table at a wedding, the next level of sexual goodness is only a lube away.

Hybrid Lubricant
Hybrid lubricants are as they sound – part water-based, part silicone-based – and are often touted as offering the best of both worlds. Just keep in mind that since hybrid lubricants contain silicone, they're not recommended for use with silicone toys, and there is a chance they can stain fabrics.
Natural Organic Lubricant
Natural Organic are made from natural ingredients, Most are completely free of silicone, petroleum, parabens, and fragrance. Some people opt for natural lube to avoid applying harsh or potentially unsafe substances to sensitive areas like their vaginal or anal lining. All-natural and organic ingredients will prevent exposure to chemicals and harsh irritants that many lubes contain.

Oil-Based Lubricant
Oil based lubricants are popular for massages and can be used for anal play. The most important point to remember about oil-based lubes is that they should never be used with latex condoms, as the oil can deteriorate the latex.
Sensation-Changing Lubricant
Some lubricants are enhanced with ingredients that offer the sensation of temperature changes: some offer a warming sensation via the addition of glycerol, alcohol or cinnamon, while others provide a cool tingly feel thanks to added menthol or peppermint leaf extract.

Water-Based Lubricant
Water-based lubricants are the most common kind of lube and a great place to start. Because of their water base, these kinds of lubricants can dry out over time (and with friction) so water-based lubricants do need to be reapplied during play.
Anal Lubricant
Lubricant specially designed for anal sex to be more pleasurable as possible.

Silicone-Based Lubricant
Silicone-based lubricants offer a smooth, silky glide that’s long-lasting because, unlike water-based lubes, silicone does not absorb or evaporate and doesn’t require the same frequency of reapplication. Silicone lubricants are latex condom safe but not recommended for use with silicone toys, and some silicone can stain fabrics.