Its £1.5 million campaign features a man holding a range of Durex lubrications packaged as flowers, with the tagline, "Why not give something a little different for a change?".
The campaign was created by Havas Worldwide.
The brand said it launched the campaign after it found that pleasure gels are "one of the most popular things that people would like to experiment with in the bedroom".
There is also an ad to coincide with the release of 50 Shades of Grey, the film set to be released this Friday. The spot says, "Reality, it's better than fiction."
It shows a couple reading in bed and throwing away their books as the woman reaches for a Durex-labelled box in a drawer.
Creative direction for the ad was handled by Christian Sewell and Andy Mcananey with Mark Fairbanks, the executive creative director. The creatives were Brodie King and Mimi Phillips.
It was directed by Toby Macdonald through Partizan. The media agency was ZenithOptimedia.
TMW was the social media agency and came up with the idea of a #50gamestoplay concept on the Durex site.
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