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The Different Types of Vibrating Dildos

When people hear the word "vibrator," they often think of a dildo-shaped doll. Vibrators aren't always phallic.

If you're looking for clitoral stimulation or vaginal stimulation or to enhance anal penetration in a sex session with a partner, there is an item for you. To get the most value of your toy make sure to apply plenty of lube and follow safe sexual practices.

Material

Whether you prefer the texture of silicone or the feeling of something solid, the material your dildo is constructed from will have a direct impact on your experience. Materials that are safe for your body include stainless steel, aluminum (like this sucker for the clitoral region) glass, plastic and natural hard materials like smooth ceramics and wood. All of these are inert and can be used with or without the addition of lubricant. They won't harbor bacteria when you clean them frequently.

Silicone dildos are very popular and comfortable. They can be used in conjunction with or without lubricant. Medical grade silicone is not porous and is a luxurious sensation. It is compatible with various fluids. Some brands are coated with polyurethane, a rubbery or other coating to add some extra oomph.

Borosilicate glass dildos can be harder and less flexible, but they can be targeted at specific areas, and they're hygienic and easy to sterilize in boiling water. Even though they're expensive and not everyone is happy with the feel. Metal toys aren't always light however they also offer a firm feeling.

Size

No matter if you're a novice or an expert, finding the perfect size dildo is essential. When choosing a dildo there are four distinct dimensions to be considered including width, length and girth.

The length is what you'll notice first when browsing the dildos. However, it's not always the most important measurement. What you should look for is the length that can be inserted that refers to the part of the dildo able to be safely put into your anal or vaginal canal.

While the majority of dildos provide the length, some may also provide the girth as well as diameter. It is important to differentiate between these two measurements as they can mean completely different things in a dildo according to what it's made for.

A double-ended dildo for instance, will show both the length and the girth (the largest part) of the shaft. To make this simpler to comprehend the dildo with a larger girth will be more wide and thicker, while the reverse is true for smaller ones.

Shape

A vibrator can be used by one person or two people. It can be made to look like anything from a penis to an orb and some have double-ended ends for clitoral and vaginal stimulation. Vibrators can be made of silicone, plastic, or polished stainless steel. They come in a variety of colours and textures.

Although dildos look like phallic shapes and require batteries to vibrate, they don't provide the same kind of stimulation that vibrators do. They are less versatile and cannot be inserted as easily into the body as a vibrator.

It's important to study the instructions that accompany your new toy prior to using it for the first time, Fleming says. She says that certain toys have specific settings that require special attention and care. It's best to be familiar with them before you use them. She recommends applying lube to both the toy and the area you'll be stimulating it. The mind associates wetness with arousal and a little bit of lube can make masturbation feel more intense.

Power

When you hear the word vibrator, most people think of the shape of a phallic toy, intended for penetration. The dildo can be one of many sexually explicit toys available.

There are vibrators that are designed for vaginal and clitoral stimulation, as well as ones that can be placed on the chest or neck for masturbation reasons. The vibrations can be powerful or gentle.

If you're new to the sex toys scene, Fleming recommends starting with a bullet vibe which she describes as "small and subtle." You can use the vibrator by itself or in tandem with your partner to stimulate the clitoral or auditory areas. Both Fleming and Stewart recommend adding lube to enhance the experience of any vibrator. "The mind associates wetness with arousal," Fleming explains. "Wet stimulation can be intense." Cleaning and sanitizing sex toys is a regular task. Some require special attention. Sex toys made from safe materials however, aren't porous and are less likely to be a reservoir for harmful viruses and bacteria.

Lube

Choose a lubricant that's suitable for the dildo material you're using and your toy. Many lubes are compatible with a wide variety of toys, however it's recommended to verify the recommendations of your manufacturer and avoid using certain lubes that could harm or destroy the materials of certain toys.

Silicone-based lubricants aren't recommended for toys made of silicone because they can cause toys to be damaged. Choose a water-based choice like Aloe Cadabra or a similar natural lubricant that won't leave marks on your fabric and can easily be washed.

Be aware that the amount of lube that you use will depend on not only the way you plan to use your sex-toy however, also how intense the penetration will be. For instance, if using a Fleshlight and you're looking for deep penetrations, you'll need to apply a substantial amount of lube. If you're just masturbating, it's not as important and should be only applied in a limited amount.