I have used just about every case lube out there. If I only shot 250 rounds a year and loved reloading as a hobby, imperial sizing wax is it. This used to be me. Once I started shooting matches, reloading became a chore. Then my wife started shooting. Then my two daughters. Now it is a FUCKING CHORE!
Mixing 1 part liquid lanolin with 10 parts 99% Isopropyl alcohol is a spray lube that is cheap, quick, and works. I use my cartridge boxes to stand cases in a plastic container all mouth up. I put the cases in the ammo box mouth down, and when I'm ready to reload I put the container over the ammo box and flip the whole thing upside down. Then I carefully pull the ammo box off the top of the cases. This leaves the cases neatly stacked so you can spray the lube in the case mouths easily. I spray from all 4 sides and then roll them around in the drawer and let the alcohol evaporate. Then size away.
As long as you use the lube liberally, you will not get a stuck case. They size butter smooth and on normal size cases my extreme spread of base to datum measurement is normally .001" or less. It is the best process I have found for getting very consistent shoulder bump and also happens to be the fastest.
Since seeing the YouTube video by 6.5 Guys and trying it, I would not do it any other way now. It is that good.
Also, as was suggested earlier, please buy a reloading book or find an online resource to help. Reloading obviously carries a fair amount of risk. It is helpful to understand all of what happens when a case is fired and the why behind the step by step process of reloading. Following someone's strict step by step process might serve you. However, the deeper understanding of what is happening and why allows us to troubleshoot as well as create process variations that best serve our particular interests. Without a thorough understanding of the basic concepts you are floating on a life raft in the ocean.
