Tender TouchThis nearly silent, discreet vibrators has been marketed as a "beauty aid" with advertising images of fresh-faced maidens pressing the tip against their cheeks. But legions of adventurous women have moved the vibrator to regions farther south, discovering that the super-focused, strong vibrations feel heavenly on one's clitoris. This toy looks nothing like a traditional phallic toy, with a handle much like that on a hair dryer, and a small vibrating tip that accommodates a variety of attachments (It comes packaged with six, but you can also try the G-spotter for internal vibration). This model makes a great gift for vibrator novices, who might be put off by more explicit-looking toys. It also happens to be one of the quietest toys you'll ever run across, just the ticket if thin walls or curious kids abound in your house. |
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| Meet the vibrator that legions of women have stashed under their beds. Why is it so magical? It delivers strong, reliable vibrations to the clitoris (it's not designed for insertion), which appeals to women who want to orgasm with little effort, who want to shoot for multiple orgasms, who like a just-before bed-time quickie, or who need extra stimulation to climax during partner sex. Plus, its long arm can be positioned easily between partners or used comfortably alone, and it lasts for years. Snap on the Gee Whiz or Gee Cap Attachment for internal vibrations and to tickle your G-spot, or use it on your clitoris for more focused stimulation. The Hitachi is often recommended for women learning how to orgasm (see Betty Dodson's Selfloving video). Note: If you like your vibrators small, quiet, gentle, and portable (the Hitachi requires a wall socket), this probably isn't the vibrator for you. |
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