1. Test The Toy First
Before you put a toy inside you, you should know exactly how it works. Trial the vibrator on your hand and play with all the settings so you know which pattern comes when, and aren’t taken by total surprise when using it on the G-Spot.
2. Foreplay for the Vulva
As we said before, the G-Spot doesn’t appear unless the body is aroused, so it’s really important to wake up the entire vulva and genital area before inserting the toy. Start with whole body touching and clitoral or vulval stimulation before moving to the G-Spot.
3. Use a Good Lubricant
The vagina is self-lubricating, but this doesn’t always mean it’s wet and ready to go. Using a lube on the genitals and the vibrator can make the whole process a lot more comfortable. Pair a silicone G-Spot vibrator with a water-based lube to ensure the lubricant doesn’t deteriorate the material of the toy.
4. Include Movement
When we said it’s nice to have a toy to do the work for you, we didn’t mean it literally. Masturbation and internal vibrators always feel better with a bit of gentle movement, whether you’re moving the toy in, out, or around the vaginal area, swaying your hips in sync with the settings, or experimenting with different positions.
5. Be Versatile
Again, if the idea of internal stimulation doesn’t end up being your thing, know that you can use your vibrator for external stimulation as well. Most G-Spot vibrators work just as nicely when used outside on the clitoris as they do inside the vagina for the G-Spot, or you could look for a small bullet vibrator for external use.
6. Pay Attention to Pain
Penetration and internal vibrator use should never include unwanted pain. If anything feels uncomfortable, move back a step to clitoral stimulation or foreplay. If things feel genuinely painful, speak to a healthcare professional or trial a smaller toy.
