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Female Masterbation Toys If you're looking to stimulate your vagina or clitoris the top female masterbation tools offer multiple levels of pleasure. Our experts offer their top picks to help find the ideal fit. Masturbation is a great way to increase your libido, and find new ways to turn on. 1. Tampons for Applicators with Tampons If you're using it to conceal your period or to play with your clitoris, a standard tampon with an applicator can do wonders as a female masterbation toy. Make sure to select an FDA-approved type that is meant to be used only once and then discarded. (You can find a variety of options online that you can slip on the end of your finger to insert, or you can purchase the type with a built-in applicator to give you even more convenience and discretion.) In the 1940s, the creator of the tampon developed an applicator that was modeled after telescope tubes so women didn't have to touch their clitoris directly. To use it, sit on the toilet and pull back the folds of your skin on your vagina. Place the tampon's tip applicator between your middle finger and thumb, and position your index finger near the bottom of the smaller tube where the string extends. Push the tampon into your body for about a centimeter towards your lower back. Then, relax, and wiggle the application around your clits, and other internal parts. Stroll and stimulate to your heart's desire. Andy Duran, Good Vibrations director of education, told SELF that the applicator's curvaceous shape, which feels similar to your fingertip, and its stainless steel material (which warms your skin) can be used to target those sensitive nerve bundles. You can also add a vibrator to the mix to boost sensation, if you're up for it. The Stronic line also includes a pulsator called the Surf. It features an angled edge and a curving body that can reach the inner opening and gspot. It also comes with an electric motor that produces hard thrusting and a rumbly. It comes with five levels of intensity and 10 vibration patterns to personalize your experience. It's not cheap however, the Surf received an ear-splitting endorsement from three respected experts in an earlier SELF article. The toy is also waterproof and quiet. It's worth a shot you think? 2. Dildos Dildos are sex toys that are utilized as an anal or vaginal plug to stimulate self-stimulation or for masturbation with an accomplice. They can also be used for oral penetration, and can even be put into the G-spot. Dildos are also a favorite for fetish and peg games. It's crucial to take into account the body's needs and sensitivities when choosing a daddy. You'll need to choose an appropriate body-safe material like glass, silicone or even metal. Non-porous materials like these are the safest option and are also easier to clean. Porous dildos hold dirt and bacteria which can cause irritation and allergic reactions. When choosing a dildo, you can choose from a range of shapes, functions and sizes. Some dildos are equipped with bumps and ribs to provide extra sensations. Others are shaped to resemble biological penises. There are single-ended and double-ended dildos. Dildos can be used in sexual situations. However, they are a favorite among bisexuals, lesbians and transgenders. They are also popular with males who are cisgender, who use them for masturbation and sexual relations. The choice of a dildo to wear for yourself or with your partner is a personal decision and it could take a bit of trial and error before you find the ideal dildo. In general you'll need an dildo made of soft, silky-smooth silicone that will feel amazing on both partners. If you want to use the dildo as a peg or for hands-free play, choose a dildo that has two ends like the Ruse Double Dildo, the New York Sex Toy Collective's Mason or Emisil Pack and Play Penis. You'll need to select a dildo that is made of dual-density silicon, as it offers the best balance between comfort and vibrance. Also, ensure that your dildo is wide enough at the base that allows for easy gripping. It's important to remember that dildos aren't for everyone, and can pose an extremely serious sexually transmitted disease (STI) risk if they're not washed properly and regularly. 3. Fingers These vibrators for fingers are an excellent choice if you want something that feels comfortable in your hands, is easy to use and fits comfortably. Often made of rubbery material, these temptations slip over your fingers, turning them into a dildo, making them a great option for masturbation and paired play. For the best results use lube in conjunction with it. Anal beads can be used by women by themselves or with their partner to provide an additional excitement. These small round toys are inserted into the anal canal through the opening. They stimulate the nerve endings by releasing thousands of them. The gradual removal of them during or before orgasm can increase the sensation. They are ideal for beginners who might be nervous about insertion into the abdomen. There are many toys designed to be held in your hands that can create an array of different sensations. Some of them are textured and designed to be sucking or stroking toys, while others are more opulent. If you're interested in trying a new way to feel pleasure, try with a toy which can be gripped by your hand such as the JIMMYJANE Form 2 Pro or the Dual Gripp. Another enjoyable and simple toy you can play with is a G-spot stimulator, that is designed to be sucked or stroked and works well with any kind of lubrication. This kind of toy is great for observing how your body reacts to clitoral stimuli. It could even lead to some orgasms. There are top sex toys for women for women. Don't be afraid to try something new. If variety is the key to a satisfying and thrilling sexual life with one another, why shouldn't it be equally important for your time alone also? So, sit in front of a mirror and an enormous tube of lube and start exploring your hips, breasts, inner thighs and the vulva. Pinch, tug and rub them all over and observe what draws you in. It might take some time to figure out what you want, but in the end, you'll have a lot of new toys that you can play with your partner or on your own. 4. Sex Toys There are a variety of toys for female masturbation, including dildos, vibrators and clit-suckers. With so many toys available it can be difficult to choose the right one for you or your partner. To help you find the right sex toys for your needs, we've enlisted experts to give their opinions on the top options for female masterbation. A good sex toys will give you both external and internal stimulation, which is particularly helpful for women with pain issues like dry vaginal areas. Unbound's sex-toy for instance, has been highly praised by a number of reviewers due to the fact that it combines an internal vibration and external suction. It can be used to stimulate your clitoris, your inner vaginal tube, or even while sitting. This flexible internal vibrator made by Lovehoney is another top choice. It has a realistic feel that could be an instant turn-on for some, with its tips, balls and veins. It's also a hands-free option, allowing you to focus on your sexual pleasure without the need to hold something. It offers different patterns, speeds and vibrations that can satisfy your sexual fantasies. Curved sex toys are popular among female masturbators. They have a curved head that fits inside the vagina to provide internal massage and can be used to stimulate nerve bundles that are sensitive like those in the G-spot and prostate. One of our favorites is Lovense Lush 2. We love its powerful rotation, curved heads that hit the “right” spots, and its innovative sync features. It's important to note that any toy you choose must be made from safe for the body materials. Toys that contain chemicals could cause irritation or even lead to urinary tract infections. When choosing a sexy toy make sure you choose an item that is FDA-approved, such as medical-grade silicon, glass, or stainless steel. Avoid plastic or rubber toys, which contain phthalates, which are thought to be carcinogens in humans and can cause irritation and inflammation in the vaginal canal.