Yes, it’s completely normal! Sex toys are a natural way to explore your body, enhance pleasure, and improve intimacy. They can also help relieve stress and build confidence in understanding your desires. Choosing to use a sex toy is simply a form of self-care and personal expression, embraced by people of all genders and lifestyles.

Absolutely, because you’re trying a new thing for the first time. Start with the toy that you feel more curious about and take that time to relax and enjoy a new journey, to explore what feels good for you.

There’s no definition of “best toy” since everybody is different and feels things in different ways. However, it’s possible to “predict” what will turn you on the most by your preferences. 

If you are a person that feels more pleasure through penetration than through clitoral stimulation, then you should start with something like Eclipse or Phantom . If you like double stimulation, then you should go for something like Serah, Violet or Serenity.

On the other hand, if the clitoral stimulation turns you on the most, then Black Pulse and Rose will be a great option.

Yes, when made from body-safe materials like medical-grade silicone or stainless steel. Always check for certifications and avoid materials that may cause irritation.

Yes! They can add excitement, improve intimacy, and help partners explore new sensations together. If you are looking to spicing up your relationship with your partner you should definitely consider buying one.

Think about what turns you on, the sensations you like, and wether or not you'll be using it solo, with a partner, or both. Being completely honest about your desires and intentions will help you find exactly what you want. The key is to approach this with an open mind and a sense of curiosity. Consider how you’d like the toy to fit into your self-care routine and what sensations interest you most.

Use a gentle, toy-safe cleaner or mild soap with warm water. Store them in a dry, clean place to avoid contamination, inside the bag that comes with the product.

Yes! Water-based lubricants are generally safe for all toys, while silicone-based lubes may damage silicone toys.

Noise levels vary by product. Many modern toys are designed to be discreet and whisper-quiet.

Opt for hypoallergenic, non-porous materials like medical-grade silicone, glass, or stainless steel. Check product descriptions for safety details.

Yes, over time. Replace them if they show signs of wear, damage, or material degradation.