Caress Ⅱ is a small egg-shaped vibrator with a large, bevelled head. Under a thick layer of soft silicone sits a springy TPE core, so the surface gives like jelly when you press it. The wide face covers the clitoris and the tissue around it together, and the soft layers take the edge off the vibration, so pressure grows without turning sharp.
Start on the lowest mode and sweep it lightly over the labia and clitoris before settling. Once you feel swollen and soft, tilt the bevel and press a little firmer; if sensation fades, ease off instead of turning it up. It rests on its steel stand by the bed, and it is waterproof enough for the bath.
How to use it well
How it works on your body
The clitoral glans is small and densely packed with nerve endings, so direct, concentrated pressure on it can turn sharp or numb quickly. Around it lie the hood, the labia and the erectile tissue that runs down toward the vaginal opening, which are larger and tolerate more. A wide face meets all of that at once.
Soft silicone over a springy core gives under pressure, so the contact spreads out and the pressure per point stays low. That is why pressing harder with a soft, broad head feels deeper rather than harsher, while a firm, narrow tip concentrates the same force into a sharp line. The bevel lets you choose between the flat face and the angled edge.
Ways to use it
- Solo, slow start: sweep the flat face over the inner thighs and labia on the lowest mode before bringing it to the clitoris.
- Solo, more focus: once you feel full and soft, tilt it so the angled edge rests beside the clitoris rather than directly on it.
- With a partner: let your partner hold it while you place their hand, so they learn the angle and pressure you like.
- In the bath: it is waterproof, so it can come into warm water with you.
Who it suits
It tends to suit you if you are new to toys, find direct clitoral stimulation too intense, or like to control pressure by hand. If you want a feeling of fullness, an insertable shape will suit you better. If you want your hands free, a wearable shape will fit that better.
Good to know
Start on the lowest setting and let arousal come first: tissue that is swollen and soft tolerates more than tissue that is still tight. If the feeling turns numb or sharp, that is a signal to pause or move, not to turn it up.
Use a water-based lubricant; silicone-based lubricant can damage silicone toys. Wash it with warm water and a mild soap after each use, let it dry fully, and store it apart from other silicone items.