Ultimate Women's Sex Toys Guide

What are Women's Sex Toys?

You're a hard-working women, you deserve to play hard too! Women's sex toys come in a wide variety of shapes, sizes and colors. But they're all designed for women like you to have fun! Women's sex toys can squeeze your nipples, tickle your clit, stroke your G-Spot, exercise your vaginal muscles and a whole more. And they'll never leave the toilet seat up!

How to Find the Best Women's Toys

There are hundreds of different women's sex toys to choose from, which can make it really hard to find the right toy for you. We asked Adam & Eve's sex toy experts for some advice, and they put together a "dating guide" for women's toys so you can find your ideal match.

Women's Toys	Pros	Cons	Uses
Anal Sex Toys	Made from anal-friendly materials Includes special safety features	Not every woman is comfortable with backdoor play	Anal stimulation
Ben Wa Balls	Strengthens your vaginal muscles	Not as stimulating as other toys	Kegel exercises Stronger orgasms
Clit & Vaginal Pumps	Pulls blood into your vagina	Effects don't last long	Increases your sensitivity
Dildos	Fills you up like nothing else Never needs batteries	Not as stimulating as a vibrator	Discreet vaginal and G-Spot stimulation
Nipple Toys	Pinches & squeezes your nipples	Can be hard to balance pleasure & pain	Nipple stimulation
Vibrators	Powerful and intense stimulation	Requires batteries or nearby electrical outlet Some can be loud	Most likely to cause an orgasm

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How to Buy Women's Toys

Now that you're familiar with the different types of women's sex toys, it's time to do some serious shopping. Here's some other things you need to know about sex toys before hitting the Add to Cart button.

Start With Materials.
Smart sex toy shoppers know that material makes a big difference in how you use a toy and care for it as well. If you want something soft and flexible, stick with silicone, TPE or TPR. Plastic and glass are also a good materials for Women's sex toys if you want something firmer.

Plan Your Women's Toys Budget.
There are women's toys out there for all types of budgets. You can buy a basic dildo or vibrator for just a few bucks. Or you can splurge on a brand-name vibrator that does everything but make coffee for you the next morning.

Determine the Size of Your Toy.
Size really does matter when it comes to women's sex toys. Before buying a dildo or vibrator, double-check the measurements to make sure it's not too big for you. And you don't want a toy that's too small for you to feel either! The average sized sex toy is about 1" wide and 5-6" long. Start there and then you can always move up to something bigger later.

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How to Use Women's Toys

It's finally time to try out your new sex toy! Here's what you need to know before you get start getting frisky.

Get Ready.
Wash your sex toy before using it for the first time. Find a comfortable place where you won't be disturbed.

Get Set.
Once everything's ready, apply some lube to your toy and yourself as well. Since sex toys aren't very good at foreplay, a little lube can help you get started.

Let's Go.
Rub the tip of the dildo or vibrator around your vagina, while gently teasing your most sensitive spots. Then slowly insert the toy and start slowly moving the toy. Once your body's adjusted to the toy, you can pick up the pace and really go wild.

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Cleaning & Caring for Women's Toys

Cleaning women's sex toys isn't nearly as bad as cleaning the bathroom - especially if your partner has "bad aim." Here are three easy to remember rules to keep in mind.

#1 Clean your toy before and after each use.
The easiest way to do this is by spraying it with antibacterial sex toy cleaner and then wiping it off with a lint-free towel.

#2 Use water-based lubes.
Water-based lubes are completely compatible with all types of sex toys and condoms. Other lubes can cause chemical reactions with some sex toy materials like rubber.

#3 Store your sex toy safely.
Many Women's sex toys are made from silicone, which can be damaged by coming into contact with certain types of sex toy materials. Keep your women's sex toy in its own storage bag in a cool place, and you'll be playing together for years to come!

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