Anal Beads

Great for beginners and anal play experts alike, they feel different from other penetrative toys like dildos or plugs. They provide something other butt toys can’t. They let you start small with “just the tip” and work your way up to a bigger, fuller sensation all in one toy. Most beads have a retrieval loop built in to keep them from being lost in your rectum, as they should. This loop also serves another, better purpose, though. Hold onto it to move the beads in and out of your body or your partner’s body. Your backdoor area is extremely sensitive. As good as penetration feels, the added texture of the beads moving inside lets you experience something completely different and quite pleasurable. Beads can be used to help beginners adjust to the new and yet strangely familiar sensations of butt play in an easier way. Start with the smallest bead and with plenty of lubricant, slowly work up to the next size. Every time you use your beads can be an adventure. Add in a little thrusting motion, and you may soon be begging for more.

Is it safe to put a long string of beads all the way up my butt?

Because they are made from soft, pliable materials and your rectum is long and windy, they are safe for most people. Stop if you feel any discomfort, and remove them slowly and carefully. Always hold onto the retrieval loop so you can control where the beads go.

How much lube do I need to use?

All butt play requires lots of lube. It’s the best way to ensure you don’t feel discomfort or hurt yourself. Start with a big squirt or large dollop, and add more if your beads aren’t sliding in easily.

Can beads be used in other ways?

Because of the texture and sensations created by the beads, they can also be used in vaginal penetration. If your beads have been used anally, make sure you clean them well before inserting the beads into your vagina or your partner’s vagina.

How do I clean them?

Soap and water is a great way to get them clean. Sex toy cleaner is a good backup, especially if it’s antibacterial. Make sure you dry your beads completely before storing them in a dry, cool place. >.

Doesn’t anal play always hurt?

Anal play can be painful for people, but it doesn’t have to be. If it hurts, it means you’re not using enough lube, your toy is too big, and you’re moving too fast. Slow down, add more lube, and consider a smaller toy or set of anal beads.