Choosing The Right Dildo For You - Which Material?

There are so many styles and types of dildos, how do you know which type is best for you. Here's a simple guide to help you pick the material that suits your needs.

Silicone:  Among the highest quality dildos, many women love silicone for its lifelike feel and ability to retain body heat.  Non-porous and easy to clean (dishwasher safe - on the top rack), they can last for years, and mostly hypo-allergenic.

Latex:  You'll find that latex rubber dildos are everywhere but have limitations.  Not as lifelike and firm as silicone, they still serve a good purpose.  Latex is porous so make sure to clean it thoroughly with anti-bacterial toy cleaner after every use.

Jelly:  Jelly is a popular choice and innovation of the 90's.  They come in a variety of colors, are less expensive then most other dildos, and porous, so again wash well with anti-bacterial toy cleaner.

Lifelike:  Soft and fleshy, with a feeling of real human skin, these new generation materials feel like the real thing.  They take extra care to keep clean because of their porous material, but well worth having in your collection.  They need to be stored away from other toys though, so the composition doesn't degrade.

Acrylic:  Do you like your dildos HARD?  Then a plastic or acrylic dildo is for you.  They are easy to clean, non-porous, and enable you to reach your g-spot and anal erogenous zones with an abundance of pressure.

Glass:  At first thought, glass may seem like an odd choice, but what till you see the styles available.  Built to last a lifetime by craftsmen who make glass pipes, they're similar in hardness to acrylics and designed for both vaginal and anal pleasure.  They are hypo-allegenic and non-porous, dishwasher safe, and retain warmth and coolness.  Worth every penny.

No matter which material your choose, they are all great for satisfying your sexual needs.  Can't decide, try one of each.  Some styles are preferred more then others such as silicone or acrylic, but everyone's needs are different.  For those of you that have already invested in a collection of dildos, what material do you prefer?  Feel free to leave a comment.

Source:  ToyGasms by Dr. Sadie Allison and The Lover's Lane Staff