Most of us enjoy indulging in some “me time” with a sex toy now and then.
Whether it’s to use solo or during partnered play, they often work to turn up the heat between the sheets. Perhaps that’s why one saucy lingerie brand has brought out its own range.
What better way to liven up your sex life than by combining sexy undies and orgasmic toys? It sounds like a good combination to us.
Internationally stocked, inclusive independent label Playful Promises has been a champion of women’s’ sexual freedom since the brands’ inception in 2004, and now it’s launching its first line of sex toys on Saturday, November 4. A super fun way to celebrate National Sex Toy Day.
With space-themed packaging and attainable price points (between £25 and £48), there are sizes and shapes for all tastes. Playful Promises wants to bring sexual wellness to the wider mainstream consumer market with its saucy goodies.
The new products feature the Rocketing Rabbit, Cosmic Curves, Double Ended Wand and Pocket Rocket. Each comes with its own unique features for ultimate pleasure.
The brand is known for making bras in over 80 sizes, and strives to be inclusive, but this month it’s turning its focus to pleasure.
One little gadget that’s sure to catch your eye is the Pocket Rocket – a small vibrator that brings a lot of pleasure. The mini vibrator is said to offer “earth-shattering orgasms” and “cosmic pleasure” for the budget price of £25.
Meanwhile, the double-ended wand comes in at £45 and is said to offer “double the fun”. It’s claimed women can experience “supernova orgasms” with the toy thanks to the variety of pleasurable settings.
If you’re looking for a good night in, this may be one way to spend it, especially as it was revealed women have been faking orgasms in bed. Recently Beducated (Beducated.com) looked at the “orgasm gap” between men and women in a new article – “Orgasm Gap: Men are Doing it Wrong. Women Don’t Know How to Tell Them”.
The popular online sex education resource conducted a survey and found many women are being left unsatisfied in bed. There appears to be many reasons why this sad sex blunder is happening so often.
Julia Svirid, Beducated’s In-House Sex Coach, said: “Women know what they need to climax. That might be exactly what we’re getting wrong with the orgasm gap.
“Calling it a ‘gap’ is like saying there is a lack of orgasms. But the orgasms are there.”
The survey revealed that men are almost twice as likely to orgasm regularly during straight sex than women (85% vs 46%), but when it comes to masturbation, the orgasm gap disappears (86% vs 88%). Women also admit to faking orgasms three times more often than men (23% vs 58%) out of fear of “hurting their partner’s feelings” (23%).
Quadri Olaitan is a journalist and contributor to Freelanews.com, covering news, public affairs, and human-interest stories.
