Relaxing anal lubricant Pjur Back Door with jojoba

Relaxing anal lubricant Pjur Back Door with jojoba

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Relaxing anal lubricant Pjur Back Door with jojoba

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Pjur Back Door Relaxing is a silicone-based anal lubricant with jojoba oil. According to Pjur, it is more concentrated and made for intense anal sex. You can use it with latex condoms, but it isn't the one the brand recommends for toys. It comes in 30, 100 and 250 ml.

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Pjur Back Door RelaxingSilicone and jojoba for anal sex.

Pjur made this one for anal sex. More than 98% of the formula is silicone, and it contains jojoba oil. It has no lidocaine or benzocaine, and the brand says you can use it every day. You only need a little, and it washes off with mild soap and water.

  • Silicone-based
  • With jojoba
  • Latex-safe
  • 3 sizes
Bottle of Pjur Back Door Relaxing anal lubricant

The essentials

Pjur Back Door Relaxing: what you need to know before you buy

Silicone-based
More than 98% is silicone. The rest is jojoba and amyris oils
With latex condoms
Apply it on the outside of the condom once it's on
No numbing agents
Contains no lidocaine or benzocaine. Pjur states it is suitable for daily use
30, 100 or 250 ml
The same lubricant in three bottle sizes
For toys, use another
For toys, Pjur points to its water-based or hybrid lubricants
Fragrance-free
No preservatives or added flavours either

Is it for you?

Who the Pjur Back Door Relaxing is for, and who it isn't for

It suits you if…

  • You want a silicone lubricant for anal sex that lasts, so you don't have to keep reapplying.
  • You use latex condoms and want a lubricant that works with them.
  • You want a formula with no numbing agents, no preservatives and no fragrance.
  • You'd like to try it in a small size first. There is a 30 ml bottle.

Better look elsewhere if…

  • You prefer a water-based lubricant that washes off with water alone. This one is silicone.
  • You'll mainly use it with toys. For those, Pjur points to its water-based or hybrid lubricants.
  • You want something that numbs the area. It contains no lidocaine or benzocaine.
  • You're allergic to any of its ingredients, such as jojoba oil or amyris oil.

Step by step

How to use the Pjur Back Door Relaxing

  1. Put the condom on first, if you're using one, and apply the lubricant on the outside, as Pjur advises.
  2. Start with a small amount. According to the brand, a little goes a long way with silicone lubricants.
  3. Spread it around the anus and on whatever you're going to insert. Add more if you feel friction.
  4. Go slowly and stop if it hurts. Lubricant reduces friction, but it doesn't replace taking it gradually.
  5. Before going from anal to vaginal sex, wash whatever you've used or change the condom.
  6. Close the bottle and store it at room temperature, out of direct sunlight.

After use

It stays on the surface of the skin and isn't absorbed. To remove it, use mild soap and water.

Manufacturer's warnings

  • Avoid contact with the eyes and with irritated skin or mucous membranes. Use only on healthy skin and mucous membranes.
  • If irritation continues, see a doctor.
  • It is not a contraceptive or a spermicide.
  • It makes smooth surfaces slippery, such as the shower floor.
  • Keep out of the reach of children.
  • Anything you dispense from the bottle is for single use. Do not put it back or reuse it.

Ingredients

Pjur Back Door Relaxing ingredients

It's a silicone-based lubricant. According to Pjur's technical sheet, more than 98% of the formula is silicone. It contains jojoba oil and amyris bark oil. It has no preservatives, fragrance or added flavours. The manufacturer doesn't state whether it is edible. If you're allergic to any of these ingredients, choose another.

DimethiconeSilicone
DimethiconolSilicone
Jojoba seed oilPlant oil. Pjur presents it as the relaxing ingredient in this version
Amyris bark oilPlant oil in the formula

INCI: Dimethicone, Dimethiconol, Simmondsia Chinensis (Jojoba) Seed Oil, Amyris Balsamifera Bark Oil.

What the science says

What the science says about lubricant in anal sex

The studies we cite did not test this lubricant. What they looked at is the use of lubricant in anal sex.

2,453
adult women who used one of six water-based or silicone lubricants for 5 weeks

In this diary study, water-based lubricant was associated with more pleasure and sexual satisfaction during penile anal sex than using no lubricant. It refers to water-based lubricant, not silicone.

Herbenick et al., 2011, The journal of sexual medicine. View the study

Specifications

Pjur Back Door Relaxing specifications

Brand
Pjur
Model
Back Door Relaxing
Type
Anal lubricant
Base
Silicone (more than 98%)
Other ingredients
Jojoba oil and amyris bark oil
Preservatives
Preservative-free
Fragrance and flavours
No fragrance or added flavours
Numbing agents
No lidocaine or benzocaine
Condoms
Latex-compatible
Toys
Pjur points to its water-based or hybrid lubricants
Sizes
30 ml, 100 ml and 250 ml
Weight
119 g (100 ml) · 287 g (250 ml)
30 ml bottle box
2.7 × 9.5 × 2.7 cm (1.1 × 3.7 × 1.1 in)
100 ml bottle box
3.5 × 14.5 × 3.5 cm (1.4 × 5.7 × 1.4 in)
Skin
Dermatologically tested skin compatibility
Classification
Class IIb medical device
Storage
At room temperature, protected from sunlight

Questions

Pjur Back Door Relaxing: frequently asked questions

What is the Pjur Back Door Relaxing used for?

For lubrication during anal sex. It's a silicone lubricant with jojoba, more concentrated according to Pjur, and long-lasting.

Is the Pjur Back Door Relaxing water-based or silicone-based?

Silicone-based. More than 98% of the formula is silicone (dimethicone and dimethiconol), and it also contains jojoba oil and amyris bark oil, with no preservatives, fragrance or added flavours.

Can you use the Pjur Back Door Relaxing with condoms?

Yes, with latex condoms. Pjur advises applying it on the outside of the condom once it's on.

Can you use the Pjur Back Door Relaxing with toys?

Pjur doesn't recommend it for toys. Its technical sheet points to its water-based or hybrid water and silicone lubricants, and this one is silicone. With silicone toys, use a water-based one.

Does the Pjur Back Door Relaxing numb the area?

No. It contains no lidocaine or benzocaine, and that's why Pjur says you can use it every day. If you feel pain, stop.

What sizes does the Pjur Back Door Relaxing come in?

Three: 30, 100 and 250 ml. It's the same lubricant in all three bottles.

How do you remove the Pjur Back Door Relaxing from your skin?

With mild soap and water. Because it's silicone, it stays on the skin and isn't absorbed, so water alone won't remove it.

Before publishing this product sheet we check that every figure is in its sources and that what it says holds up. Product sheets that do not pass this check are not published.

Product sheet updated on October 12, 2026

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