How to Use a G-Spot Vibrator
by Lovehoney
18 June 2008
Wondering how to get the most from your G-spot vibrator, or curious about how you can pleasure your, or your partner’s G-spot? Lovehoney is on hand to help you discover the joys of G-spot stimulation and explain how and why this hidden erogenous zone is a favourite for both single women and couples.
G-spot vibrators are easy to use, once you get the hang of them. They come in a range of different shapes and sizes but all are designed to stimulate the nub of sensitive nerve endings that lie approximately 1-3 inches inside the front wall of the vagina. Usually featuring a slightly curved tip, G-spot vibrators can be used whether you’re on your or with a partner - so there’s something for everyone.
How to Use a G-Spot Vibrator
The G-spot needs stimulation, stimulation, stimulation. Before using the toy, you might want to start exploring your own body with your hands to find exactly where your G-spot lies.
With lots of lube, move your fingers in a come-hither motion inside your vagina, you should soon start to massage the patch of sensitive nerve endings that lie on the front wall, 1-3 inches in... but anything your fingers can do, your vibes can do even better.
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When using a G-spot vibrator it is best to start slowly, making sure you are aroused and well lubricated. Slather your dildo or vibe in the appropriate lube and slide it about two inches in, pressing the shaft head or angled tip against your vagina's front wall. Your G-spot is surrounded with dense tissue and lies deep in your flesh, so you may want to use a tad more pressure than usual or slide your toy from side to side until you hit the right place.
When you hit it, you'll know. The spot swells and firms up as it fills with blood (remind you of anything?) and the extra bloodflow makes the tight bundling of nerve-endings cry out for firm stimulation. It's not the sort of play you'll want to leap into right after taking your slippers off, so indulge in some soft, sensuous foreplay first to give your body time to relax completely.
When you give attention to your G-spot, you could potentially experience female ejaculation. This is when a woman, releases varying amounts of clear fluid from her vagina. It can be anything from a small trickle to a full-on squirt. Either way, it’s a sign that you’re having a good time. So nothing to worry about!
A good first-time toy is the Lovehoney Jessica Rabbit 2.0 G-Spot Vibrator (£29.99) which has 7 speeds and a slim circumference so you can start off slowly with gentle vibrations and then turn up the power once you’re used to the sensations. Not only does it have a curved tip to stimulate the G-spot, but it also has rabbit ears to give your clitoris pleasure too, so you can enjoy dual stimulation and potentially blended orgasm.
It is the curved tip of G-spot vibrators that provide the intense stimulation to the nerve endings and allow for an intense G-spot orgasm. Once you’ve had some experience with G-spot stimulation, you can move on to a vibrator that has more a different texture, or more vibrating functions to give yourself an even more pleasurable experience.
How to Use a G-Spot Vibrator with Your Partner
If you’re wondering why you’ve never had a G-spot orgasm with your partner, it could be because of the position you’re using. Missionary position is a particularly difficult position in which to orgasm, since it tends not to stimulate the nerve endings of the G-spot. Other positions, including doggie-style and her-on-top, have a much better internal orgasm success rate.
To use a G-spot vibrator with your partner, you can either incorporate it into your foreplay or use during sex. A G-spot vibrator that is great for use during foreplay is the Slimline G-Spot Vibrator (£12.99). Unlike the Jessica Rabbit vibrator, this slimline vibe does not have vibrating ears for external stimulation, allowing your partner to work their magic on your clitoris while the vibrator targets your G-spot.
If you need a helping hand to stimulate your G-spot during sex, try out the We-Vibe 3 Remote Control Clitoral and G-Spot Vibrator (£99.99). Although it can be used when on your own, during sex the We-Vibe gives intense pleasure to both your clitoris and your G-spot, helping to enhance the experience and bring you to a satisfying climax. This is great for those who love the experience of sex and intimacy with their partner, but need some help achieving orgasm during penetration.
How to Clean a G-Spot Vibrator
As with most other vibrators, G-spot vibrators need looking after to keep them in pristine condition and ready for their next use. Following a few simple rules could help to maintain the quality of the sex toy, and make it last longer for even more years worth of pleasure.
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Use a special sex toy cleaner on your G-spot vibrators to keep them clean, hygienic and prevent the build-up of unwanted bacteria. The Lovehoney SQWERTY Sex Toy Cleaner Spray (£5.99) has been designed to keep your G-spot vibrators free from bacteria and germ free allowing for safe, hygienic use every time.
To prolong the life of your vibrating sex toy, you should remove the batteries after use. Not only does this prevent you wasting battery life, but it means that the toy won’t turn on accidentally, which is always a plus during travel or storage!
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