Dildo Guide

Dildos are shaped like penises, similar to classic vibrators but without any moving or electrical functions. They are designed for penetration and can be used just by yourself or when you are having sex with your partner. They might be a bit tricky in the beginning but, if used properly, they can give you a natural sensation quite like real sex.

For lesbian couples, dildos can be used with a strap-on harness. There's also a double dildo which can be used both ends, working without a harness.

Also, if you’re not so keen on inserting an electrical device, a dildo would be a good alternative.

Since dildos do not have any electrical or mechanical components they can come in a variety of materials. Love Love Notes selects only good quality items.

1. Ceramic Dildos

They're hard but have a comfortably smooth surface. You can warm them up or cool them down, enjoy the different temperature sensation. Handle with care, they are fragile!

2. Glass Dildos

Glass dildos have often beautiful design features and an extremely smooth surface (and they are see-through). You can enjoy their natural coolness or warm them up with a warm water before using them. Again, they are fragile so be careful with them.

3. Stainless Steel Dildos

Luxurious and solid, they can become your BFF. They have a pleasant heft, and can be used as a kegel exerciser. Non-prous and very easy to clean.

4. Silicone Dildos

Silicone dildos are ideal if you desire softness and flexibility in a dildo. Durable, smooth and easy to clean. They are sensitive to silicone-based lubes, though, as these can damage their surface.

When trying to decide which dildo would be the best, think about the size first and then design, shape and material. Try to imagine how you would like to use it. Will it be good to stimulate the G-spot or long enough to reach in deep? Will you want to use a harness (the dildo will need a mounting base)?