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The Lovelife Smile from OhMiBod didn’t even manage to make me grin. No, not even a smirk. Instead, my brow furrowed from the annoyance of another weak and buzzy clitoral vibrator. This is one of three vibrators I’ve tried from the Lovelife line and I like it the least but that’s putting it mildly. I really don’t like it much at all. I think it’s …Read more
I think I’m becoming a sex toy snob. I sort of already was from the get go in terms of only selecting toys made of the highest quality, body safe materials (if that qualifies me as a snob). But now, it seems like it’s getting harder to impress me… and I haven’t been doing this reviewing thing very long. So, it makes it a little …Read more
LELO isn’t a company that I promote anymore. I encourage you to read this before purchasing their products. LELO is a Swedish luxury sex toy company that is well known for the quality of their products. Their sex toys, or pleasure objects as they like to call them, are widely well received so, it might come as a bit of surprise that they would go …Read more
In the short time I’ve been reviewing sex toys, this is the first that I was truly disappointed with. I really didn’t know what to expect from a vibrating egg. I guess I imagined that inserting this thing and having it buzz away inside me, while my hands were free to stimulate my clit, would lead to a more intense orgasm. It didn’t. The Tracey …Read more
I’ve now had the opportunity to play with three more of the Key Charms Petite vibrators. I have already reviewed the Lace and much of the same information in that review will apply here since all of them use the same vibrator with the same functions. The difference between them is the texture of the silicone sleeve. These are nicely priced, fun little vibrators. I’ve …Read more