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Female Masterbation Toys

If you're looking to stimulate your clitoris or your vagina the best female masterbation products offer a variety of levels of pleasure. Our experts offer their top choices to help you find the ideal fit

Masturbation is a safe way to kickstart your libido and discover new turns-ons, whether in a group or on your own.

1. Tampons for Applicators with Tampons

You can use a regular applicator and tampon to conceal your period or play around with your clitoris. Make sure you purchase a FDA-approved tampon that is intended for use only once and thrown away afterward, not to be reused. (You will find a wide range of options online that you can slide on the end of your finger to insert, or you can buy one that comes with an applicator built-in to give you even more convenience and discretion.)

In the 1940s, the creator of the tampon invented an applicator that was designed on telescope tubes so women wouldn't have to touch their clitoris directly. To use, lie on the toilet and pull back the folds of skin that line your vagina. Then, place the tampon's tip applicator in between your middle finger and thumb and place your index finger on the end of the smaller tube, where the string extends. Push until the tampon is in your body, about 1 inch to your lower back.

Relax, then move the app around your clits and other internal organs. Stroll and stimulate to your heart's desire. The curvature of the applicator, which feels like your fingertip and is made out of stainless steel (which warms up to your skin) is great for targeting those delicate nerve bundles in your body, Good Vibrations education director Andy Duran previously told SELF.

If you're looking for more sensation it is possible to add a vibration to the mix. The Stronic range of pulsators has one dubbed the Surf, which has the body with a ridge and a curving edge that reaches the vaginal opening in the middle and g-spot, aswell as a motor that can deliver the sensation of rumbly, hard thrusting. It comes with five intensity levels and 10 patterns of vibration to personalize your experience. It's a bit pricey but the Surf received an ear-splitting endorsement from three highly respected experts in an earlier SELF article. Additionally, the toy is waterproof and quiet. It's definitely worth a try isn't it?

2. Dildos

Dildos can be used to get a masturbation 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 used for fetish and peg games.

When you're shopping for a dildo, you need to consider your body's sensitivities and needs. You'll want to select an appropriate body-safe material like glass, silicone or even metal. Non-porous materials are the safest option and are also easier to clean. Porous dildos are prone to trap dirt and bacteria which can cause irritation, infection or allergic reactions to the skin.

When you are choosing a dildo you can select from a variety of shapes, functions, and sizes. Some dildos are equipped with bumps and ribs that provide extra sensations. Some are shaped like penises that are biological. In terms of size there are single-ended dildos that can be used for inserting as well as double-ended dildos that join one another for greater stimulation.

Although it's not uncommon to see dildos used in sexually explicit situations, dildos are often preferred by lesbians, bisexual, and transgender women. They also have a lot of popularity with males who are cisgender, who make use of them for masturbation and girl sex toys.

It is up to you whether you decide to go for a dildo with your partner or for yourself. It might take a bit of trial and error before you can find the perfect dildo. In general it is recommended to choose a dildo made of smooth silky-smooth silicon that will feel great 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 such as the Ruse Double Dildo, the New York Sex Toy Collective's Mason or Emisil Pack & Play Penis. You'll also want a dildo constructed of dual density silicone since it provides the best balance between vibration and comfort. Last but not least make sure your dildo is long enough to allow for a comfortable grip. It's also important to keep in mind that dildos don't work for everyone, and can pose a serious sexually transmitted illness (STI) danger if not washed properly and regularly.

3. Fingers

If you're looking to purchase a toy that is comfortable, fits in your hand and is easy to use, check out one of these vibrators for your fingers. Often made of rubbery material they slide over your fingers, turning into a dildo making them a great option for masturbation and paired play. To get the best results, pair it with lube.

Anal beads can be utilized by women by themselves or in conjunction with a partner to add an extra excitement. These small, round toys fit into the anal canal through the opening and stimulate it with a multitude of nerve endings. Slowly removing them during or before orgasm can enhance the sensation. These are perfect for beginners who are unsure about anal insertion.

Many toys that you can hold in your hand will create a variety of sensations. Some are textured, made to be sucking and stroking toys, while others are more orgasmic. If you're interested in exploring a new method to experience pleasure, try with a toy which can be held by the hand, like the JIMMYJANE Form 2 Pro or the Dual Gripp.

A G-spot stimulator is a enjoyable and easy toy you can play with. It is designed to be sucked and manipulated, and it works with any lubricant. This type of toy can be a great method to discover how your body reacts to clitoral stimulation and might even trigger some unexpected gasps.

The options for women are limitless when it comes to masturbation toys Don't be hesitant to experiment with something new. Why shouldn't variety be the key to a fulfilling, exciting sex experience with your partner? So, sit down in front of a mirror and a large tube of lube and begin exploring your breasts, hips, inner thighs and the vulva. You can pinch, pull and rub the lubricant over. Pay attention to what makes you turn on. It could take a while to find the right toys, but you will have a lot of new ones to play with.

4. Sex Toys

The toy selection for female masturbation seems endless, with vibrators, dildos, clit-suckers and more. With so many toys available it can be difficult to pick the right one for you or your partner. We sought out experts' opinions about the top female masterbation toys to help pick the best one for you.

A good sex toys will give you both internal and external stimulation, which is particularly beneficial for women who suffer from pain such as menstrual cramps or vaginal dryness. Unbound's sex toys, for instance, is loved by a lot of reviewers since it blends an internal vibration with external suction. It can be used to stimulate your clitoris, the inner vaginal tube, or even while seated.

This flexible internal vibrator made by Lovehoney is another top choice. It has a realistic feel that could be a perfect match for some, with its tips, balls and veins. It's also a hands-free option that lets you focus on your masturbation, not being distracted by something. It also comes with a broad range of patterns, speeds and vibrations to satisfy every sexual desire.

Curved sex toys are also a popular option for female masturbation. They have a curved head that fits inside the vagina to provide internal massage. They can also be used to stimulate nerve bundles that are sensitive like those in the G-spot or prostate. One of our top picks is Lovense Lush 2. We love its powerful rotation and curved heads that get to the "right" places and creative sync features.

It is important to note that the toy you select should be made from materials that are safe for your body. Toys that contain chemicals could cause irritation, or even urinary tract infections.

When you are choosing a sex toy, select an FDA-approved material such as glass, medical-grade silicone, or stainless steel. Avoid plastic or rubber toys that contain phthalates which are thought to be carcinogens for humans and may cause irritation and inflammation in the vaginal canal.