While being a member of the APP is a good start when seeking a piercer, Angel explains that members of the APP aren't "certified" by the association, nor does the association monitor the "artistic merit" of the piercer. In other words, even though your piercer is using all the proper sterilization techniques, it doesn't guarantee that they'll know the best place for a piece of jewelry. So it's important to meet with a professional who is forthcoming and listens to all your concerns. 2. Yes, you'll need to wear a condom during sex after piercing. There’s an assumption that genital piercings put the piercee or their sexual partners at an increased risk of sexually transmitted infections. But studies show that this possible increase is small — if it even exists. While you might think a glans piercing will elicit the most pleasure, it’s not without the risk of nerve damage to the delicate part just from the procedure, even if it’s done correctly. For your partner’s benefit If you’re new to the world of BDSM and erotic pain/pleasure, the idea of a clit clamp might terrify you. But don't be scared—these little sex toys, often referred to as clitoral jewelry, can seriously enhance your sex life and even help you have stronger orgasms.

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No exceptions. Angel says that even if you have a committed monogamous partner, you'll still need to have gentle, safer sex using barrier protection. You should also steer clear of touching on or near the piercing with dirty fingers, and staying away form pools, lakes, jacuzzis, and other bodies of water. And definitely don't have unprotected sex in any of those bodies of water either. 3. You might have to wear a panty liner or pad for a few days after piercing while you heal. The APP recommends that implant-grade metals or solid 14-karat gold or higher be used for piercings. The use of these metals can help prevent infection, exposure to toxins, allergic reactions, degradation of the jewelry, and other issues. We havecrafted these fine jewelry objectsas fun and elegant conversation pieces to help you illustrate to your lovers and friends a greater understanding of the clitoris.May it serve you as a talisman for extraordinary orgasms!

Procedures will vary by studio, but you can expect a few things when you arrive for your clitoral glans or hood piercing, according to The Axiom. To begin using a clit clamp, Brito recommends starting slow. "Try the clamp on your earlobe, finger tip, or other sensitive body part before you squeeze your clit with it," she suggests. Once you feel comfortable with the power of the clamp, "begin with manual stimulation, or use a vibrator to discover how your clitoris likes to be touched." If you're with a partner, Brito says to begin with oral sex. "This will ensure the blood flow is going, before you put the clamp on," she explains. Clit clamps are pretty similar to nipple clamps. "They're used to enhance sexual pleasure by pinching or squeezing the clit," explains Janet Brito, PhD, a clinical psychologist and sexologist in Honolulu. "The clit clamp applies pressure to the clit, thus restricting blood flow, and then releasing it. This restriction and release of blood flow is what causes the pleasure."

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Piercing. Depending on the type of piercing, this may involve the use of a needle feeding tube to guide the needle. If you’re getting a VCH, for example, the feeding tube will be inserted under the hood. Your piercer will then ask you if you’re ready. You may be told to take a deep breath, followed by an exhale, to lessen the pain of the needle going in.A provocative little anatomical form that is mysteriously familiar. A stylized representation of a thing we all know, yet may know surprisingly little about. Until very recently both science and culture have misunderstood and often ignored all but the very tip of it.