Amour Ⅵ has two points of contact. A butterfly-shaped wing spreads vibration across the clitoris and the tissue around it rather than pressing one small point, and a curved shaft is shaped to meet the front wall of the vagina, where the G-spot area sits. A light, open grip keeps your wrist comfortable while you adjust the angle.
Begin with the wing alone against the vulva on a low setting, and let arousal build before anything goes inside. Once you feel full and soft, add lube and ease the shaft in, tilting it toward the front wall instead of pushing deeper. With a partner, let them hold the grip while you guide. It is waterproof, so the bath works too.
How to use it well
How it works on your body
The visible clitoral glans is small and dense with nerve endings, so direct, strong vibration there can turn sharp or numb. The clitoris continues beneath the surface along both sides of the vaginal opening. A broad wing spreads pressure over that larger tissue, which can take more intensity for longer.
Inside, vibration is felt clearly in the outer third of the vagina, while the front wall about a finger-length in responds to pressure. A curved shaft presses that wall when angled toward your belly; as arousal builds, the inner vagina lengthens, so angle does more than depth.
Ways to use it
- External first: use the wing on its own over the clitoris and labia until you feel swollen and soft. It works as a complete session by itself.
- Both together: once aroused, add lube and insert the shaft so the wing settles over the clitoris, then rock it gently rather than thrusting.
- With a partner: they hold the grip during foreplay while you guide the angle with your hand over theirs.
- In the bath: it is waterproof, and warm water can help you relax into the slow build.
Who it suits
It suits you if you enjoy clitoral and internal sensation together and want one shape that places both. If you prefer no insertion at all, a purely external shape will suit you better; if you want something hands-free, this one is designed to be held.
Good to know
Start low and add intensity when your body asks for it. If the feeling dulls, pause or move the wing slightly instead of turning it up. Use a water-based lube; silicone-based lube can damage silicone toys. Clean it after each use with warm water and a mild soap; it is waterproof, so you can rinse it fully. Do not boil it.