Female Masterbation Toys
The top female masterbation products offer different levels of pleasure, regardless of whether you're trying to stimulate your vagina or the clitoris. Our experts provide their top picks to help you find a ideal fit
Masturbation is a great method to increase your sexual libido and discover new ways to increase your libido.
1. Tampons with Applicators
You can use a standard applicator and tampon for concealing your period or play with your clitoris. Be sure to purchase a FDA-approved tampon that's meant for one use and then discarded in the following time, not to be reused. There are a wide range of items online that you can use to apply with your fingers or purchase ones with an applicator included to make it easier and more secure.
In the 1940s the designer of the first tampon developed an applicator that was modeled after a telescope tube so that women would not have to touch their clitoris. To use, lie on the toilet and pull back the folds of your skin on your vagina. Place the tampon's tip applicator between your thumb and middle finger, and position your index finger on the end of the smaller tube to which the string extends. Inject the tampon into body for about a centimeter towards your lower back.
Then, relax and wiggle the applicator around your clits as well as other internal organs, gently stimulation and stroking to your heart's desire. Andy Duran, Good Vibrations' education director has told SELF that the applicator's curved shape that feels like your fingertip, and its stainless steel material (which warms your skin) can be used to target those sensitive nerve bundles.
If you want to add an extra sense of sensation you can add a vibration to the mix. The Stronic line of pulsators comes with one called the Surf that has an elongated body with a ridged tip that can reach the vaginal opening in the middle and g-spot as well as a motor that delivers hard, rumbly thrusting. It comes with five levels of intensity and 10 vibration patterns that allow you to customize your experience. The Surf is a bit expensive, but three reputable experts gave it a glowing recommendation in an earlier SELF feature. The toy is also waterproof and quiet. It's worth a try, right?
2. Dildos
Dildos can be used to masturbate with a partner, or as a vaginal plug. They can also be used for oral penetration and can be inserted into the G-spot. In addition to these sexual functions, dildos can be used for fetish play and are a popular part of peg play and strap-on sexual activity.
It is important to take into account the body's needs and sensitivities when choosing a dildo. You'll need to choose a body-safe material such as silicone, glass or metal. These non-porous materials are the best option because they are easier to clean and safer. Porous dildos hold dirt and bacteria which can cause irritation and allergic reactions.
When selecting a dildo you can choose from a variety of shapes, functions, and sizes. Some dildos have bumps and ribs that provide extra sensations. Others are shaped to resemble penises that are biological. There are double-ended and single-ended dildos.
While it's not uncommon for dildos to be utilized in sexual situations, dildos are often preferred by lesbians bisexual, transgender, and bisexual women. They're also popular among males who are cisgender and use them for masturbation or sex with a female partner.
Choosing a dildo for yourself or a partner is a personal decision and it could take a bit of trial and error before you find the ideal hairstyle. In general, you'll want a dildo made of smooth silky-smooth silicone. It will feel great on both of your partners. If you want to use the dildo as an accessory or to play hands-free, select a dildo with two ends like the Ruse Double Dildo, the New York Sex Toy Collective's Mason or Emisil Pack and Play Penis. You'll also want an dildo that is made of dual-density silicone as it provides the best balance between vibration and comfort. Also, ensure that your dildo is long enough to allow for a comfortable grip. Keep in mind that dildos aren't for everyone. They also carry a serious risk of sexually transmitted diseases (STIs) if they are not properly cleaned and regularly.
3. Fingers
These finger vibrators are a great choice when you are looking for an item that feels great in your hands, is easy to use and is a good fit. These toys are typically composed of rubbery substances and can be placed on your finger to make them the Dildo. They make perfect accessories for playing with your partner or masturbating. You'll want to pair it with lube for the best results.
Anal beads can be utilized by women on their own or in conjunction with a partner to add an extra excitement. These tiny, round toys are inserted into the anal canal through the opening and stimulate it with a multitude of nerve endings. You can enhance the sensation by slowly taking them out prior to orgasm. They are ideal for those who may be nervous about an inhalation.
Many of the toys you can hold in your hands can produce a variety of sensations. Some are textured and designed to be sucking and stroking toys while others are oozing. If you are curious about exploring a different way to feel pleasure, try using a toy that is able to be gripped by your hand, like the JIMMYJANE Form 2 Pro or the Dual Gripp.
Another fun and easy toy to try is a G-spot stimulation device, which is designed to be sucked or stroked, and works well with any kind of lubrication. This kind of toy is an excellent way to observe how your body responds to clitoral stimuli. It may even cause gasps.
There are many masturbation products available for women. Don't be afraid of trying something new. If variety is key to a satisfying and thrilling sexual experience with one another, why shouldn't it be beneficial for your solo time too? So, sit down in front of a mirror and a big tube of lube, and begin exploring your hips, breasts, inner thighs and vulva. You can pull, pinch and rub the lubricant on all. Pay attention to what makes you turn on. It may take some time to find the best toys, but once you do, you'll have a plethora of new toys to play with.
4. Sex Toys
There are many toys for female masturbation, including dildos, vibrators and clit-suckers. There are so many toys available, it can be difficult to know which ones to purchase for yourself or a loved one. We asked experts for their opinion about the top female masterbation toys to help pick the best one for your needs.
A good sex instrument will provide both internal and external stimulation. This is particularly beneficial for women who suffer from pain-related issues, such as menstrual cramps or dryness in the vaginal area. Unbound's sex toy, for instance, is loved by a lot of reviewers since it combines an internal vibration with external suction. It can be used to stimulate your clitoris, the inner vaginal tube, and even while seated.
This flexible internal vibrator by Lovehoney is another great option. This one may be an instant hit for people who appreciate the realistic feel, balls, tips, and veins. Additionally, it's a hands-free option, allowing you to concentrate on your sexual pleasure without the distraction of needing to hold something. It also offers a wide range of speeds, patterns and vibrations that will satisfy your every sexual desire.
Curved sex toys are another popular option for female masturbation. These vibrators are designed with a curved head to fit inside the vagina and offer an internal massage. They can also stimulate nerve bundles in the G-spot, prostate, or other areas that are sensitive. One of our favorite is Lovense Lush 2. We love its powerful rotation and curved heads that get to the "right" spots, and its innovative sync features.
It is important to remember that any toy you pick must be made from safe for the body materials. If you play with toys that contain chemicals can cause irritation and can even cause an infection of the urinary tract.
When choosing a sexy toy, choose one that is FDA-approved, like medical-grade silicon, glass, or stainless steel. Avoid female sex toys vibrator made of rubber or plastic, as they contain phthalates. These phthalates have been known to cause inflammation and irritation in the vaginal area.