Warming it is not.

Sensation Warming Lubricant

From ID Lubricants

Recently I went on a lubricant buying spree. Considering that I engage in some form of sexual behavior every day (masturbation, sexual intercourse etc) I like to have a nice sized stock pile of lube on hand. I figured this shopping spree I would include a few that might also be able to be used as massage oil so I picked up a 2.2 oz bottle of the Sensation Warming Lubricant from ID Lubricants.

This water based lube is compatible with all materials including latex which allows for multiple uses. It has a faint cinnamon odor and taste which I did not find to over powering or unpleasant. Its ingredient list is rather long which caused me some pause as I do have sensitive skin.

Water/aqua/eau, Glycerin, Propylene Glycol, Caffeine, Menthoxypropanediol, Niacin, Paullinia Cupana (guarana) Leaf Extract, Vanillyl Butyl Ether, Carbomer, Edta, Hydroxyethylcellulose, Peg-45m, Tetrahydroxypropyl Ethylenediamine, Methylparaben, Sodium Benzoate, Flavor.

Glycerin is listed which can be a concern as it can cause yeast infections. For this reason alone I would not use this lubricant for penetration play but instead chose to give it a go as a massage lotion and for nipple stimulation. Although for the sake of this review I used it along with a dildo and simulated a hand job. 

For both it was a total bust. There was absolutely no warming sensation, and worse it quickly went from slick to sticky. I was lucky if it stayed slick for more than two minutes before feeling like a sticky, gloopy mess on my shoulders. Even during the simulated hand job it became tacky feeling.  About the only good thing is the smell, it has a faint cinnamon odor to it.