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Lubricant Sensory Descriptions: How to Interpret Product Copy
Lubricant Sensory Descriptions
Product copy often uses sensory words that are subjective rather than standardized specifications.
Silky and smooth
These terms describe a brand's intended impression, not a measured viscosity.
Rich and thick
Use the manufacturer's texture description as one clue, then compare formula and ingredients.
Light
Light can refer to texture or marketing positioning. Check concrete product details.
Translate copy into specifications
Record formula type, viscosity description, ingredients, volume and dispenser style.
Compare consistently
Use the same factual fields for every product instead of ranking subjective adjectives.
Compare current formulas in Lubricants.
