How to use a love egg

Just like with any exercise routine it is important to warm up. Start off with a gentle breast massage. You can use a silk scarf or a strip of fabric. Breast and nipple massages engage the endocrine system and stimulate the kidneys where sexual energy is stored. While you are doing it, tune into yourself and the feelings in your body. Move your attention to your inner thighs, then groin, perineum and vulva.

One of the more unusual types of vibrator available is the egg vibrator. This is another small type of vibrator, and while they are able to be used externally, their main use comes from insertion into the vagina or anus. Due to their nature of being used for insertion, they will usually be controlled by a remote either wirelessly, or with a wire. These vibrators are some of the most discreet available, and their vibration is usually quite quiet, so they make great travel vibrators.

A love egg—not to be confused with the masturbation sleeve Tenga Eggs —is a small, egg-shaped go figure vibrator. You insert the egg into the vagina, much like you would a Kegel ball. It usually comes with a dangling string or tail for easy removal, and in many cases, a remote to control vibration patterns while inserted.

Unless you've been a loyal vibe lover for over a decade, chances are you haven't heard of an egg vibrators. For starters, egg vibrators typically get lumped in with clit vibrators. Second, because as sex-tech has evolved, so has the egg vibrator category. While an egg vibrator is basically any vibe that's shaped like an egg, originally, "they were about the size of a lime, had a cord that connected them to a battery pack or controller, and were incredibly cheap," says sex educator Sarah Sloane, who's been coaching sex toy classes at Good Vibrations and Pleasure Chest since Now, while there are still some small and inexpensive iterations for sale, most egg vibrators tend to be wireless, the same cost as any other vibrators, and are about three to five inches tall.