Vaginal sex toy

Which erogenous zones inside the vagina can you stimulate?

• The G-spot: this is an area near the vaginal opening. Despite what you might think, it isn’t a magical point that produces pleasure, but a broader area made up of several types of tissue. The G-spot area includes a small section of the vaginal wall, erectile tissue around the urethra and the point where the roots of the clitoris meet. Finding it is simple: insert your fingers into the vagina and follow the front wall, towards your stomach. You’ll first feel a smooth area, then a ridged area, then another smooth area. The ridged area is the G-spot! Press there to stimulate it.
• The deep spot: this lesser-known area lies at the very back of the vagina, in the hollow formed where the vaginal wall meets the cervix. To find it, insert your fingers as far as possible into the vagina, following either the front or back wall. At the very back, you’ll feel a hollow, then a raised area. The raised area is the cervix; the hollow is the deep spot. Apply gentle pressure there to experience pleasure. There are two deep spots: the one towards the back is generally more responsive, but there is also one towards the front.
• The vaginal walls: contrary to popular belief, the vaginal walls don’t have a great many sensory receptors. They’re therefore only moderately sensitive, apart from the vaginal opening, which has plenty of nerve endings.

Which sex toys stimulate the vagina?

• G-spot sex toys: As we’ve seen, the G-spot is an area near the vaginal opening, just a few centimetres inside. The first defining feature of G-spot sex toys is that they’re short. An insertable length of 7 cm is enough to reach the area. The G-spot responds mainly to pressure, so choose a firm or semi-firm sex toy: one that’s too flexible will bend and won’t be as effective. Finally, G-spot sex toys are curved, so a simple rocking motion increases pressure on the area.
• Deep-spot sex toys: What toys designed for the deep spot have in common is that they’re long enough to reach the back of the vagina. There are two types to consider:
  - toys with a tapered, slightly curved tip that fits easily into the hollow of the deep spot
  - wider toys that stretch the vagina, bringing the deep spots ‘lower’ and making them easier to stimulate
• Sex toys for the vaginal walls: the vaginal walls respond mainly to friction, so choose textured toys that enhance stimulation. Look for toys with the same diameter along their entire length, allowing you to move them in and out and stimulate the full length of the vagina.
• Versatile sex toys: some toys can stimulate all three of these areas. Choose one that’s fairly long, curved without a sharp bend, and tapered at the tip. By inserting only half the toy and using a rocking motion, you can stimulate the G-spot. Insert it fully to reach the deep spot. You can also move it in and out to stimulate the vaginal walls.

How do you choose a vaginal sex toy?

• If this is your first sex toy, we recommend a versatile toy that lets you explore your different internal erogenous zones.
• If you want to stimulate your G-spot but have never found it, choose a toy designed specifically for it: one that’s strongly curved and has a wide, flat head. This gives it more contact with the vaginal wall, making you much less likely to miss the right area.
• If you’d also like to stimulate the external part of your clitoris, you’re in luck: any vibrating toy you can insert into the vagina can also be held against the clitoris. Alternatively, choose a rabbit vibrator.
• If you want stimulation that feels like ‘conventional’ penetration, choose toys designed to stimulate the vaginal walls with an in-and-out motion.

Is it easy to reach orgasm using only a vaginal sex toy?

Not necessarily, and that’s biologically normal!

According to sexologist Mathilde Magnien, only 5% of people with a clitoris reach orgasm through penetration alone.

For the 75% of women who need clitoral stimulation, we recommend choosing a "Rabbit" vibrator for dual stimulation, or combining a vaginal toy with external stimulation.

What’s the most popular type of vaginal vibrator?

The "Rabbit" vibrator, which offers dual stimulation, is the firm favourite. Figures from the 2024 Customer Insights survey of 11,569 customers show that 44.7% bought a Rabbit vibrator, well ahead of classic dildos at 24.4%.

It’s the ideal choice for combining deep and surface-level pleasure.

Are any vaginal sex toys recommended for rehabilitation after pregnancy?

Yes, Kegel balls are essential for the pelvic floor.

Vaginal health is a major concern: 33% of women experience pelvic floor issues, and 80% of new mothers want to regain the sensations they had before pregnancy.

Regular use of geisha balls or Kegel balls can effectively strengthen the pelvic floor. We recommend consulting a doctor or midwife before use.