Rose Vibrators: A rose vibrator is a type of clitoral stimulator shaped like a rose flower, designed to deliver targeted sexual pleasure through suction, vibration, or a combination of both.

Anal Vibrators: An anal vibrator typically features a flared base to prevent over-insertion and provides targeted vibrations to enhance anal pleasure.

Butterfly Vibrator: A Butterfly Vibrator consists of a vibrator and a clitoral stimulator. The clitoral stimulator usually spreads out like a butterfly's wings and fits snugly against the vulva.

Clit Vibrator: A clit vibrator is a specialized device designed for exquisite clitoral stimulation. Featuring a round head that comfortably encircles the clitoris, it utilizes subtle air pressure to mimic the captivating sensation of suction.

Rabbit Vibrator: A rabbit vibrator is a dual-stimulation sex toy that combines external clitoral stimulation with internal stimulation. Its name comes from the two-pronged external arm that usually resembles rabbit ears.

Tongue Vibrator: A tongue vibrator is a sex toy that mimics the licking and flicking motion of a tongue. It provides oral-like stimulation to the clitoris, nipples, or other sensitive areas for a realistic and pleasurable experience.

G Spot Vibrator: A g spot vibrator usually has a dildo and a clitoral vibrator (not all have clitoral vibrators). It can be just long enough to reach a woman's g-spot.

Love Egg Vibrator: Love eggs are small vibrators designed for internal vaginal stimulation. Many models are remote-controlled, making them ideal for discreet play and enhancing intimacy.

Get your vibrators in Sohimi
Find the vibrator that you like the most. If you want one that looks like a penis, think about which one fits your needs the best. Do you want excitement from the inside or the outside, or do you want a mix of the two? Small enough to fit in your pocket? Easily worn? You can really find something that suits your tastes.
Read the instructions
Learn about your vibrator before you jump in. Read how to use it. If you need to, change the settings to find out how to turn it off. Afterward, you'll feel sure that you are in charge of things when you get going.
Foreplay matters
Take your time to get to know your body. Spend some time by yourself with it to learn what you like. Also, there is no bad answer. That way, if you decide to add a partner to your vibrator relationship, you'll already be strong because you'll know what you like.
Use your lube
It might take you a while to get to the point where you feel wet in all the right places before you can fully enjoy a vibrator. Now comes lube. When it comes to sex toys, water-based lube is usually best because it doesn't damage the materials. (Putting silicone on top of silicone can break down your toy.)
Try different positions
Move your hips up and down until you find what feels good. You might find that the most enjoyable way to get pleasure is to lie on your back. You might also want to cross an area. Or you might want to stand on someone.

Read the Instructions: Before cleaning, check the manufacturer’s guidelines. Different materials require different care methods to avoid damage.
Unplug or Remove Batteries: If your vibrator is electric or battery-operated, make sure it’s unplugged or remove the batteries before cleaning.
Use the Right Cleaner: Use a cleaner suitable for sex toys, or opt for mild soap and warm water. Avoid harsh chemicals that can degrade the material of your vibrator.
Wash Thoroughly: Gently wash the entire surface of the vibrator, paying special attention to any grooves or ridges that may harbor bacteria.
Rinse Well: Ensure all soap or cleaner is completely rinsed off. Residue can cause irritation or infections.
Dry Completely: After washing, dry your vibrator thoroughly with a clean towel or let it air dry. Moisture can damage the vibrator and encourage bacterial growth.
Store Properly: Once clean and dry, store your vibrator in a cool, dry place. Using a dedicated storage bag can protect it from dust and bacteria.