Amour Ⅰ has a compact insertable tip whose motion mimics a beckoning finger, aimed at the G-spot area on the front wall, and soft trailing wings that sweep across the clitoris at the same time. The front wall responds to rhythmic pressure more than to depth, so a short tip is enough. The open, hollow handle keeps it light in the hand.
Begin with the slow modes and let the tip rest just inside the opening before tilting it toward your belly. Once you feel full and soft, try the variable modes and shift the wings a little; if it turns numb, pause instead of turning it up. It leaves room with a partner, and is waterproof for the bath.
How to use it well
How it works on your body
About a finger-length inside, on the front wall toward your belly, sits the spot often called the G-spot. It sits against the internal part of the clitoris and responds to pressure more than to friction or depth. A short tip that curls toward it, like a finger beckoning, gives that pressure without needing to go deep.
Vibration is felt more clearly in the outer part of the vagina, near the opening, so a compact tip puts its movement where you can feel it. The wings brush the clitoris and the tissue around it at the same time, which spreads sensation instead of focusing it on the glans alone.
Ways to use it
- Solo, slow modes: rest the tip just inside and let the beckoning motion do the work before you tilt it more firmly toward the front wall.
- Solo, exploring: shift the wings higher or lower, or change the angle, rather than turning up the intensity.
- With a partner: its small size leaves room during foreplay and in positions such as lying side by side; your partner can hold it while you guide.
- 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 insertable toys, want to explore the front wall, or prefer a light, compact shape. If you want a strong feeling of fullness or stretch, a thicker insertable shape will suit you better. If you want external stimulation without insertion, a clitoral vibrator suits better.
Good to know
Wait to insert anything until you feel aroused: when the tissue around the vaginal opening is swollen and soft, it stretches more comfortably than when it is still tight. Start on the lowest setting. If the feeling turns numb, sharp or sore, pause or change the angle rather than turning 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.