If your nipples tingle and throb with just the thought of a possible tweak, then we have a great beginners guide to point you in the right direction for all your nipple pleasure needs. Since their are nipples pictured this article is NSFW. You may want to check over your shoulder to make sure you’re safe to scroll on.
Ways to work in Nipple play
There are quite a few way’s you can work a new toy into your sexual encounters. They can be worn under clothing during a date as a form of extended foreplay. They can also be incorporated to self-play sessions to add extra sensations when your hands are busy. There are quite a few different options on the market, so the trick is to figure out what tickles your fancy the best.
Clamps
Clamps are the most commonly known form of nipple stimulation toys. They come in various styles like alligator, clover, and tweezers. If you are just starting out look for something that is adjustable.
Weights
If you find clamps alone aren’t giving you enough of a tweak weights can be added to clamps to make them pull harder and add more discomfort or pleasure. Others are built into or part of the clamps themselves.
Vibrators
They can either be part of a clamp set, often doubling as weights, or be solely for the sensations. If you or your partner can orgasm just with breast play, these are worth a try.
Pinchers
If clamps aren’t giving you enough pain for your pleasure or punishment, then pinchers may be the best toy for you. The main difference between clamps and pinchers is that clamps have smaller points that compress the skin, while pinchers are usually two long objects that are fixed at the with the nipple stuck in the middle.
If you have tried all of these varieties and haven’t found the sensation you are looking for you may want to consider a toy that has added suction or even simulates the action of licking.
Clean up
Nipple toys have tiny nooks and crannies where fluids, wax, and other debris can get stuck. If you’re just dealing with sweat it’s not the big of a deal, but if stuff like wax, other bodily fluids, oils, dirt etc. are going to get in there, you need to be VERY diligent with your cleaning and sterilization. Wash them thoroughly with soap and warm water then inspect those tiny places. You may want to consider a 10% bleach rinse or even boiling if the material is safe to be boiled.
