Caress Ⅶ has three soft silicone contacts arranged in a ring. They sit around the clitoral hood rather than on the glans and rotate in a kneading motion, working the larger tissue around the clitoris. A second motor adds vibration. Rotation and vibration each have nine modes, so you can use either alone or combine them.
Begin with rotation alone at the lowest speed, the three points resting around the hood. As arousal builds and the tissue swells, add vibration, or move the ring slowly along the labia rather than staying in one place. If it starts to feel numb, pause rather than turning it up. A partner can hold it while you steer. It is waterproof.
How to use it well
How it works on your body
The clitoral glans is small and dense with nerve endings, so direct pressure can quickly turn sharp or numb. Around and beneath it, the clitoris extends under the hood and along both sides of the vaginal opening. Contacts that circle the hood work on that larger tissue, which tolerates stimulation for longer.
Rotation adds a slow, moving pressure, much like fingertips kneading; vibration adds a finer buzz on top. Because the contact points keep moving, sensation tends to stay fresh. Soft silicone spreads the pressure so it feels full rather than pointed.
Ways to use it
- Rotation alone: a gentle start, useful when you are not yet aroused.
- Rotation plus vibration: once you feel swollen and soft, add vibration and try moving the ring slowly between the clitoris and the vaginal opening.
- With a partner: they hold it during foreplay while you keep a hand on theirs to steer.
- In the bath: it is waterproof.
Who it suits
It suits beginners and anyone who finds direct vibration too sharp. If you want a feeling of fullness, an insertable shape will suit you better; if you want a strong, concentrated buzz straight away, a firmer single-point tip may feel more direct.
Good to know
Start at the lowest speed and let arousal build before adding intensity. If sensation dulls, pause or shift position rather than turning it up. Use a water-based lube; silicone-based lube can damage silicone toys. Clean between the three contacts, where lube collects; use warm water and a mild soap, and do not boil it.
