Allure Ⅲ is a vibrating anal plug. The ridged shaft sits just inside the anus, where nerve endings gather near the opening, and its ridges add texture to each vibration. The wide rose-shaped base stays outside the body, keeping the plug from slipping in, and rests against the perineum, so vibration also reaches the tissue between the anus and vaginal opening.
Start with the base against the perineum and labia on a low setting. Once you feel relaxed, use plenty of lube and ease the plug in slowly, letting the muscle open at its pace. Some like it in place during vaginal sex for a fuller feeling. A remote version lets a partner change modes, and it is waterproof.
How to use it well
How it works on your body
The anal opening is ringed by two sphincter muscles and has many nerve endings close to the surface. The outer sphincter relaxes when you breathe out and are aroused; pushing past tension hurts. A short plug works in that sensitive outer section instead of going deep.
The flared base keeps the plug from being drawn inside and sits against the perineum, the skin between the anus and vaginal opening, which also responds to vibration. The anal and vaginal walls are separated by thin tissue, so fullness in the anus can make vaginal penetration or front-wall pressure feel more intense.
Ways to use it
- Solo: warm up with the base against the perineum, then insert slowly and let it rest while you touch the clitoris.
- With a partner, during vaginal sex: insert it before penetration, for extra fullness. Lying on your side leaves the base untouched.
- With the remote version: a partner can change modes while it is worn.
- In the bath: it is waterproof, but water rinses lube away, so add more.
Who it suits
It suits you if you are curious about anal sensation, or already enjoy it and want vibration with a steady, held feeling. If you are new to anal play, begin with a finger and plenty of lube before any toy. If you want vaginal fullness, an insertable vaginal shape will suit you better.
Good to know
Arousal first: a relaxed, aroused body accepts anal play far more easily. Use generous lube and reapply. Stop if you feel sharp pain; mild pressure is normal. Use toys with a flared base for anal play, as this one has.
Never move a toy from the anus to the vagina without washing it first. 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.