Caress Ⅴ has three parts, each with its own motor: a broad butterfly-shaped wing over the clitoris and labia, an internal arm that reaches toward the G-spot area on the front wall, and a small anal plug. The wing spreads vibration wide instead of on one point, while the inner parts add pressure within.
Build up one part at a time. Begin with the wing on a low setting, and add the internal arm once you feel full and soft. The anal plug is a choice, not a requirement; if you want it, bring it in later with plenty of lube and keep a hand on the toy. A partner can change patterns as you guide. It is waterproof.
How to use it well
How it works on your body
The clitoris extends well beyond the visible glans: erectile tissue runs down either side of the vaginal opening, and a finger-length inside, the front wall of the vagina (often called the G-spot area) lies close to that same tissue. A wide, soft wing outside and an arm pressing on the front wall inside work on the same structure from two sides.
Vibration is felt more clearly in the outer part of the vagina, near the opening, while deeper in, pressure matters more than buzz, so angle counts for more than depth. The anus has its own sensitive nerve endings, which add a separate layer of sensation.
Ways to use it
- Solo, outside first: use the wing alone until you are swollen and soft, then decide whether to add the internal arm.
- Solo, inside and out: once the arm is in, change patterns rather than intensity.
- With a partner: your partner changes the modes while you hold the toy and steer it; tell them when something works.
- In the bath: it is waterproof, and warm water can help your body relax before you add anything.
Who it suits
It tends to suit you if you like several kinds of sensation at once and already know you enjoy internal stimulation. If you are new to toys or want simple external stimulation, a single clitoral vibrator is an easier start.
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.
Anal tissue does not make its own lubrication, so use plenty of water-based lube and go slowly; anything used anally needs a base that stops it from slipping in too far. Never move any part from the anus to the vagina without washing it first, and wash the whole toy after a session that included the plug.
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.