Dry Jelq Question

Couldn’t find anything in the FAQs about this. But I have a quick question about the dry jelq, do you use lube with it? Hence the name might apply, or is it just different than a wet jelq by not going all the way to the glans and loosening one’s grip?

Dry jelq uses no lube, you use the skin as the lubrication, I ok grip in the middle of the shaft and pull down then slowly glide up never releasing the grip during the movement

Wet jelqing is with lube. (You can slide over the skin with minimal abrasion)

Dry jelqing is without. (You won’t make many repititions before you abrade the surface of your dick and make it sore, blistered or bloodied) You want the skin to move with your hand and feel it slide over the corpus cavernosum (meat)and corpus spongiosum (underside meat). (see attachment)

Dry jelq is without lube. But sometimes I put a tiny amount of lube so my skin doesn’t get sore. But not nearly as much as when I do wet jelqs.

Actually, I’ve always used a dry jelq technique with lube for the same reason, as well as to limit the growth of foresking (I don’t have enough skin to cover the whole shaft during dry strokes and, with lube, the traction on the edges ir reduced due to a slight slipping)

I do them both. I prefer the lubed version wet jelq but the dry jelq is convenient and quicker like when I’m at work in the bathroom. I usually pull 50-100 dry jelqs on each bathroom break. I have plenty of skin now and sometimes thought I was going to have a foreskin again. Since I’ve taken the change in routine and started wearing a wrist band on my dick for a few hours a dayI haven’t had any turtling issues and a better flaccid hang. :)