Choosing The Right Vibrator

Choosing the right vibrator is not always easy. There seems to be a lot to choose from. Gone are the days of penis-shaped vibrators in flesh or plastic. We now have intimate massagers, clitoral stimulators, ไวเบรเตอร์ (vibrator), rechargeable, silicone, plastic, metal rubber, thin, thick, flexible, ribbed, ergonomically designed, multivibrators, smart balls…it's enough to get you hooked. fill your eyes with tears. And harder than ordering a Sub! So how do you make sure you're making the right decision? First, you need to ask yourself some questions.

1) What kind of toy should I choose?

You have to ask yourself what turns you on.

Do you love penetration? Have you always wanted to find your G-spot or try anal pleasure? Do you need clitoral stimulation to have an orgasm? When you decide what turns you on you will know what type of toy to choose.

Dildos

There is a difference between a dildo and a vibrator. Dildos are substitutes for the penis. Vibrators, on the other hand, are not. At least I've never met one that buzzed and if I had I would have gotten married! Dildos are for those of us who love the feeling of being penetrated. And boy, do they come in all sizes, from a modest six inches to a foot long. Again, this comes down to personal preference, but don't forget the lube.

Vibrators

If you, like most women, need more than just penetration to reach orgasm, then a vibrator is sure to get you there. A sensation like no other, every woman should try a vibrator at least once in her life. A vibrator can be used externally and can be used for penetration. Choose a vibrator with several speeds so you can adjust it to suit you. I would recommend that you choose a vibrator that has different pulsations, as the change of pace can bring you to orgasm very quickly, while the full vibrations can get a bit numbing after a while. If you've never used a vibration before, you'll be more sensitive, so different speeds and pulses can keep it from being too intense. For maximum pleasure, I advise you to choose a vibrator that also has a clitoral attachment. These vibrate on your clitoris as the shaft vibrates inside you. Sky!!! We've all seen the much-hyped "rabbit" that appears on 'Sex and the City,' and they're popular for a reason. These contain balls that rotate right at the entrance to your vagina, the head rotates and the bunny ears stimulate your clitoris. The Mini i-Vibe is a vibe I would highly recommend.

Clitoral stimulators

A great way to get started in the world of vibrations. Clitoral stimulators can be used alone or with your partner during sexual intercourse. As he penetrates you from behind, he can stretch the toy in his hand to increase your pleasure. Add a new dimension to sex. You can even use it on it. Trace it between the skin between the balls and the butt to drive him crazy. Once again, I advise you to choose a clitoral stimulator that has adjustable speeds. And use your imagination with it. They are for external use only, but explore your body with it or let him explore your body with it. Try it on other erogenous zones and you will see how wonderful it feels.

Anal vibrations

Surprisingly for many women, there is a lot of fun to be had with anal play. With a lot of patience and lube, this can be immensely pleasurable. If you want to try this out with your partner, using a vibe can be a great way to start. Practicing with a vibe means you are in control and it also means you can get used to the feeling of having something there. You must choose a vibrator that has been specifically designed for anal use. These vibrations ignite at the bottom to prevent the object from being sucked in and an embarrassing trip to the ER!

Silicone

Medical grade silicone is the newest and safest vibrator material. Completely hypoallergenic, this material feels soft and smooth against the skin, is easy to keep clean, and allows for intense vibrations that can spread over a larger area as they resonate easily through the silicone. Medical-grade silicone is more expensive than rubber or plastic, but it's worth it.

Please note that silicone vibrators cannot be used with silicone-based lubricants or strong alcohol wipes.

Test it!

I'm not talking about opening the packaging and making yourself comfortable on the store floor! However, it's best if you can feel the material and vibrations before you buy. I would advise you to get your friends together, schedule a sex toy party, try before you buy, and ask questions.