Doc Johnson Classic Butt Plug Smooth, Medium, Black

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Strong and sturdy, this thrilling butt plug gives you firm anal pressure for maximum pleasure. The sleek and smooth surface and narrowed tip make the plug easier to insert.

If pleasure is your focus, you can try a gentle in and out or circular motion as long as it feels good. If you don’t know how to prep for anal play or you’re not sure how to use these plugs, there’s even a guide to anal play that helps you use everything in the kit like a pro. It’s anal made easy! 8. Temptasia Slut Plug – Best butt plug for BDSM If you’re relatively new to anal stimulation, this is one of the first vibrating butt plugs I would recommend. It’s just big enough without becoming intimidating! 3. Silicone Butt Plug – Best for intermediate anal play If you’re entirely new to anal penetration or have a medical condition that causes rectal pain, silicone is softer and more flexible than other materials. Otherwise, the general rule of thumb is to start with the smallest you can find and work your way up gradually.

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Relaxing your anus requires a relaxed mind and muscles. Try a hot bath or deep breathing before attempting dilation. If pleasure’s the goal, some solo play should do just fine. Use lots of lube One of the most important rules to anal play, according to Dr. Grover, is to use as much water-based lube as you please for a smooth ride, every time. "The anus does not self-lubricate, so water-based lubricants are advised," she says. Water-based lubricants are a safe option since they can be used with practically any materials, including condoms. Silicone lubricants or oil-based lubricants should not be used with silicone butt plugs, since they can damage the toy. If you're playing with a metal or glass toy, any body-safe lubricant should be fine. There’s no two ways about it – anal penetration is hard. Butt play requires a lot of preparation, relaxation, and the right mindset. Use TONS Of Lube (You’ll Need It) – The anus doesn’t self-lubricate like the vagina does. As a result, we recommend using a ton of lube to make things nice and slippery down there. There are lots of anal lubes on the market, but coconut oil is a personal favorite! If you have a full-on bowel movement, wash yourself, the dilator, and any affected surfaces thoroughly.

Whether you’re using anal plugs for pleasure or you’re using them to warm up for penetrative anal sex, finding the right toy (and lube) for your bottom is a game-changer. First, try not to freak out. Stop what you’re doing, remove the dilator very gently, and head to the mirror to assess the situation. This means you don’t need to worry about it blasting out of your tush should you happen to bear down, which is a natural instinct when something’s in your butt.Anal Bead Butt Plugs – Some butt plugs like the Beaded Slimline Plug have a general butt plug shape but incorporate anal beads into the design, usually getting larger the further in you go.