Does your lube dry up?!?!

Question

I have sex with a condom and we always use lube but through out the time we have sex the lube dries out. Help ?!

Answer

"Water-based lube starts out slick and is easy to wash off, but it can get sticky and dry up throughout sex," says Basler-Francis. The stickiness is easy to fix by adding a bit of water (Dr. Millheiser recommends keeping a spray bottle stashed by your bed), rather than intuitively slathering on more lube (which will just result in a stickier mess).
I’d suggest silicone lube if you don’t plan on using toys:
Silicone-based lube
Think of silicone as a level up from water-based lubes. "Silicone stays nice and slippery, but requires soap and water to wash off," says Basler-Francis, so it may not be the best solution if you aren't able to rinse off immediately after. If you're experiencing vaginal dryness because of hormonal birth control (such as the Pill or NuvaRing) or menopause, this is likely the better type of lube for you, says Dr. Millheiser. "You can always start with a water-based lube, but may want to bump it up and try a silicone-based formula instead," she says. "They're just as safe as water-based, but silicone lubes have greater lubricity, decrease friction even more, and last longer than water-based lubes."

Answer

Try albolene as it’s a good tool for sex. Never dries up