The G-spot sits on the front (upper) vaginal wall, roughly 2-3 inches in. It’s part of your internal clitoral network, so it swells and feels slightly spongy when you’re turned on. Warm up first, then slide a finger or a curved toy in and press toward your belly button—you’ll know you’re there when the texture feels ridged or when pressure sparks a deeper “need-to-pee” pleasure.

• Start relaxed and lubed.
• Use a “come-here” motion with one or two fingers, or pick a toy with a firm, curved tip.
• Experiment with gentle pulses and steady pressure; once you feel a swelling or extra sensitivity, keep that rhythm until you build an orgasm—or switch rhythms to see what your body likes.

• Curved G-spot vibrators – firm tip, gentle arch.

• Rabbit vibrators – internal curve plus external clit arm for blended orgasms.

• Dual-ended dildos – one slim end for G-spot, one thicker for general thrusting.

• Thrusting toys – automatic in-and-out motion if your wrist gets tired.

All Sohimi toys are body-safe silicone or borosilicate glass and ship in plain boxes.

Add plenty of water-based lube.

Insert slowly, angle the head toward your belly button, and start on the lowest setting.

Increase speed or pattern only after your body feels good; stop if you feel sharp pressure.

Wash the toy with warm water and toy cleaner, then air-dry.