There are a myriad of toys designed to stimulate the clitoris, g-spot and other regions, as well as in order to simulate sexual activity. Masturbation with (or without) sexually stimulating toys is excellent for sexual health. regular masturbation can protect against prostate cancer in men and it helps keep women's sexual organs in good shape and well-lubricated.
1. Rabbit VibratorsRabbit vibrators were first introduced to the scene of sex toys in the 90s and were a hit on the cult television show Sex and the City. They feature a flexible clitoral nib that is able to adapt to different body shapes, a strong nose that teases the clitoris and transmits vibration to the g-spot region a textured shaft for easy handling and a padded handle. They are also available in a variety of colors and materials. Some are made from jelly-like materials (polyvinyl chloride) while others are non-phthalate and medical grade silicone.
Rabbits, unlike other clitoral stimulation devices, can be used with both hands. They can also be used to stimulate externally. Morgan suggests applying a substantial amount of water-based grease to the shaft and head of the rabbit before inserting, then playing with the settings until you have the ideal combination of pleasure.
Since the vaginas of 85% require an clitoral stimulation in order to get orgasmic and orgasm, the rabbit is a great toy for stimulating your clitoris as well as your G-spot with simple controls and sensational options. Some models have dual motors which allow you to stimulate your clit at a certain speed or intensity, while the ears tease you at another.
2. Mini Vibrators
Many women make use of clitoral vibrations that are specifically created to stimulate the clitoris. (The nubbin on the top of the vulva is home to the 8,000 nerve end). These toys are perfect for those who are just beginning to try masturbation, but are a bit hesitant. They're small, discreet and quiet so you can enjoy them on your own or play with them with a partner during intimate moments.
These vibes come in a variety shapes and textures, but most are made from hypoallergenic silicone or TPE (Thermoplastic Elastomer). Silicone is odorless, never sticky and is safe for the body, even the most sensitive vulva. TPE is a synthetic compound that mimics silicone's texture however it is less expensive.
A wand-shaped vibrator is a different kind of clitoral stimulation. It is shaped like an extremely thin, long stick. These vibrators can be held in your hand and placed to stimulate the clitoral region or other areas of your body, such as the tongue and nipples. Some wands include remote controls to allow both parties to manage the speed and frequency of the vibrations.
3. Bullet Vibrators
The classic bullet vibration is a fantastic toy for those who want to experiment with the sensation of vibrating. Bullet vibrators are small and can be used by a single person or two people to explore the body. Begin by lightly tracing the toy across areas less sensitive like your nipples, labia and nipples before placing it close or on your clitoris. Sparks suggests that you try out with different vibration patterns and pressures.
If you feel comfortable with the bullet, you can rub it gently point of the bullet against your inner thighs or the knees' backs for clitoral stimuli. A lot of our test subjects liked gently pressing the toy against their nipples and clitoris in a technique called edging, which can help in the process of gaining orgasm more quickly rather than using the bullet on its own.
For partnered play Try holding a gun in one hand while reaching for the handheld or suction cup dildo using the other. If you're feeling adventurous, place the object on your clit while using your hands to feel other areas of pleasure, like the perineum and vulva when you penetrate.
4. Eggs
Many erotic toys stimulate the vagina, however there are a variety of options to stimulate externally as well. Eggs can be used to stimulate the clitoris and are introduced into the vagina or the g spot (the sensitive tissue nub that lies above the vagina). Ben Wa balls and clit sucker vibrators are additional options that can be used to build the vaginal muscles, which results in intense orgasms.
If you're seeking a toy that provides both internal and external stimulation, you should check out the best-selling Eggplant Emojibator from Maude. This sexy toy has 10 different vibration settings and is available in both eggplant and peach. They also have a range of bundles and accessories, making it easy to find the perfect toy for your needs.
Lovense offers a wide range of sex toys designed for women that include rabbit vibrators, mini wands, Ben Wa balls, and wearable sexuality technology that is controlled via Bluetooth. The store also offers organic lubricants which can improve the enjoyment you get from your favorite toy. Always ensure that you clean your sexual toys after each use and to store them in bags or in a container that is airtight when not in use.
5. Toys that rely on suction
This suction toy by LELO offers clitoral stimulation with no penetration. This is different from their other oral sex products that are focused on intensity like the Sona Cruise. It has an extra large mouth, which stimulates more nerve endings outside and has seven settings. It's easy to use: simply put the shaft's end over the hood of your clitoral and press it down gently. A light layer of lubricant helps to strengthen the seal and enhances pleasure.
A fan favorite, this Womanizer toy offers a distinct combination of internal and external stimulation with its air-suction and vibrator combo. With a pulsing internal G-spot massager at the interior end, which is into your vulva, as well as an insertable arm to stroke your clit using vibration, it's a toy for those who want blended orgasms.
Adding adult toys to your erogenous play can boost sexual satisfaction, enhance foreplay, and increase orgasms for both couples and single women. Toys can help you and your companion explore the other's desires, fantasies and emotions. This will strengthen your relationship and help you open up to communication.
