Althaea

The keeper of the content keys, Althaea is Lovehoney's Online Content Editor. Whether it's an Advice guide on how to use your bullet vibrator, or a list of the best lubes to elevate your sex life, nothing gets published without going through her first. She's here to make sure you get the best advice on sex and sex toys the internet has to offer.

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7 Best Sex Toys for Women (or Anyone with a Vulva)

Rabbits, wands, love eggs, oh my! Every vulva is different, which means heaps of sex toys for you to choose from. Lucky you. Choosing a sex toy is a fun way to get to know your body – or your partner’s if you’re buying a gift.

In this article, you’ll find out about the different types of toys designed for women (or anyone with a vulva) and which ones get the best reviews. Once you’ve got the low down on the best sex toys for women, finding your new favourite will be a dream.

Orgasms like you’ve never felt them before: Shop sex toys

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Sex Positions

Position of the Week: Hocus Pocus

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Sex Positions

Position of the Week: Looking Glass

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Sex Positions

Position of the Week: Shibari Spoon

Sex Toys

Want to Become a Sex Toy Tester? Here’s Your Chance

Your reviews are gold dust. Not only do your insights help other customers choose what's right for them – something they’ll instantly love – but they also show us exactly what we need to do to keep improving our toys. (Truth be told, the reviews section can be pretty entertaining too).

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Sex Positions

6 Positions for Mutual Masturbation: How to Go Solo...Together!

One thing we wished you’d learned in sex ed is that sex doesn’t have to be penetrative to “count”. Whether you’re in a queer relationship or actually struggle to enjoy penetration, there are plenty of ways to get fun and sexy with your partner that don’t involve P in V... and mutual masturbation is one of them.

It may not be the world’s sexiest term, but don't be fooled! It can still be super hot. Here’s your ultimate guide to becoming masturbation’s new power couple.