Female Masterbation Toys

The best female adult toys female masterbation products can provide many levels of pleasure, whether you're looking to stimulate your vagina and the clitoris. Our experts offer their top picks to help find the perfect fit.

Masturbation can be a fantastic way to boost your libido, and find new ways to increase your libido.

1. Tampons with Applicators

You can use a normal tampon and applicator to hide your period or play around with your clitoris. Just be sure to purchase a FDA-approved tampon that's intended for one use and then disposed of in the following time, not to be reused. You can purchase a range of items online that you can use to apply with your fingers or purchase ones equipped with an applicator to provide more convenience and security.

In the 1940s, the designer of the first tampon invented an applicator modeled on a telescope tube, so that women wouldn't have to touch their clitoris. Sit on the toilet and pull the skin folds to your vagina back. Then, put the tampon's edge between your thumb and middle finger. Position your index finger on the side of the smaller tub, where the string extends. Push until the tampon is within your body, approximately 1 inch to your lower back.

Relax and then move the applicator around your clits as well as other internal organs, gently stroking and stimulating to the max. The curvature of the applicator, which is like your own fingertip and is made of stainless steel (which warms up to your skin), can be great for targeting those sensitive nerve bundles in your body, Good Vibrations education director Andy Duran previously told SELF.

You can also add a vibrator into the mix to boost the sensation, if you're willing for it. The Stronic line of pulsators comes with one dubbed the Surf, which has the body with a ridge and a curving tip to reach the vaginal opening inside and g-spot, as well as a motor that can deliver hard, rumbly thrusting. It also has 10 vibration patterns and five intensity levels that can be adjusted to suit your experience. The Surf isn't cheap however, three respected experts gave it a glowing recommendation in an earlier SELF feature. Plus, the toy's waterproof and quiet. It's worth a shot, right?

2. Dildos

Dildos can be used to masturbate with a partner or as a vaginal plug. They're also used to penetrate the oral cavity and can be placed into the G-spot. Dildos are also popular for fetish and peg games.

It's important to take into account your body's requirements and sensitivities when shopping for a dimple. You'll need to choose an item that is safe for your body, like silicone or glass. Non-porous materials are the most secure and are easier to clean. Porous dildos trap dirt and bacteria that can cause irritation or allergic reactions.

When you are choosing a dildo you can pick from a range of shapes, functions and sizes. Some dildos have been designed to resemble penises from biological origin, while others are curved and feature bumps or ribs to provide additional sensations. There are double-ended and single-ended dildos.

Although it's not uncommon for dildos to be utilized in sexually explicit situations, they are typically preferred by lesbians bisexual, transgender, and bisexual women. They're also popular among gay men who use using them for womens sex toy or masturbation with female sex accessories partners.

Choosing a dildo for yourself or someone else is a personal decision and may require some trial and error before you find the right hairstyle. You'll want to select the dildo made of silky, smooth silicone. It will feel wonderful on both partners. If you want to use the dildo for a peg, or for hands-free play, pick a dildo that has two ends such as the Ruse Double Dildo, the New York Sex Toy Collective's Mason or Emisil Pack & Play Penis. You'll want to choose one made from dual density silicon, which provides the most comfortable balance of comfort and vibration. Also make sure your dildo's width is sufficient to allow for easy gripping. Remember that dildos may not be for everyone. They can also pose the risk of developing sexually transmitted diseases (STIs) if they are not cleaned properly and regularly.

3. Fingers

These vibrators for fingers are an excellent choice for those looking for a toy which feels good in your hands, is easy to use and is a good fit. Often made of rubbery material that slips over your fingers and transform into a dildo making them an excellent alternative to masturbation or play. For the best results, pair it with lube.

Anal beads can be utilized by women by themselves or with a partner to add an extra excitement. These small, rounded toys insert into the anal canal through the opening and stimulate it with a multitude of nerve endings. Removing them slowly prior to orgasm or during it can enhance the sensation. These are perfect for beginners who are unsure about insertion into the abdomen.

Many of the toys you can hold in your hands can produce a variety of sensations. Some are textured, designed to be sucking and stroking toys while others are orgasmic. If you're interested in trying a new way to feel pleasure, try using a toy that can be gripped by your hand like the JIMMYJANE Formula 2 Pro or the Dual Gripp.

Another fun and easy toy that you can try is a G-spot stimulation device, that is designed to be sucked or stroked, and is compatible with all kinds of lubrication. This kind of toy can be an excellent way to observe how your body responds to clitoral stimuli. It could even lead to some gasps.

The possibilities for women are endless when it comes to sexual activities, so don't be afraid to experiment with something different. If variety is key to a fun and fulfilling sexual life with a partner, why wouldn't it be equally important for your solo time also? Sit down in front the mirror and use a large tube of lubricant for exploring your breasts. Also, take a look at your inner thighs, inner thighs, and the vulva. Rub, pinch and tug them all over and pay attention to what makes you feel. It may take some time to find the right toys, but you'll have plenty of new toys to play with.

4. Sex Toys

There are a variety of toys for female masturbation including dildos, vibrators and clit-suckers. But with so many toys available it can be difficult to choose which ones to purchase for yourself or a loved one. We asked experts for their opinions about the top female masterbation toys in order to help you select the right one for your needs.

A good sex toy can give you both external and internal stimulation, which is particularly beneficial for women suffering from pain issues such as menstrual cramps or dryness in the vagina. Unbound's sex toy is praised by many reviewers because it combines internal vibration with external suction. It can be used to stimulate your clitoris, your inner vaginal tube, or even while seated.

Another great option is this flexy internal vibrator made by Lovehoney. This one has a lifelike feel that could be an instant turn-on for some, thanks to its tips, balls and veins. It also has a hands-free option that allows you to focus on masturbation without being distracted by holding something. It also features a wide variety of patterns, speeds and sounds to satisfy any sexual fantasy.

Curved sex toys are popular with female masturbators. These vibrators are designed with curving heads that fit inside the vagina and offer an internal massage. They can also be used to stimulate nerve bundles in the G-spot region, prostate or other areas of concern. One of our top picks is the Lovense Lush 2, which we love for its powerful rotation and curved head that targets the "right" areas, and the innovative sync functions.

It is vital to note that the toy you choose should be made from materials that are safe for your body. Toys that contain chemicals can cause irritation or even lead to urinary tract infections.

When choosing a sex toy, opt for an FDA-approved material like glass, medical-grade silicone, or stainless steel. Avoid toys made of plastic or rubber, as they are contaminated with phthalates. These phthalates are known to cause inflammation and irritation in the vaginal region.