You're Lovely, Aveline, But I'd Rather You Weren't My Only.
Aveline is a great g-spot dildo; made of ceramic, she holds heat and cold well, and is fun for temperature play. The curve will hit a lot of women's g-spots, but I found that her shape just didn't do a thing for me.Published: June 10, 2011
Pros:
Ceramic is a really fun material, holds temperature well, g-spot curve will work for most
Cons:
It just... Didn't work for me.
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I've never tried one but I'm honestly curious. Do they feel just as good as plastic ones? Are they safer? Are they very Fragile?
Eden just has so many pretty ones and I really want to buy one if its for me! -
Quote: I've never tried one but I'm honestly curious. Do they feel just as good as plastic ones? Are they safer? Are they very Fragile?In regard to that specific dildo, the Aveline, I love it! I like the feeling of ceramic and glass a lot more than plastic. Ceramic is fragile in regard to dropping on a hard surface, but under normal use it is vrey safe and will not break. I was expecting it to feel fragile, but the Aveline feels pretty substantial. This toy has sparked my interest in ceramic, I highly recommend it.
Eden just has so many pretty ones and I really want to buy one if its for me! -
Quote: I've never tried one but I'm honestly curious. Do they feel just as good as plastic ones? Are they safer? Are they very Fragile?I'm curious too :) On my wishlist but I have not gotten one yet.
Eden just has so many pretty ones and I really want to buy one if its for me!
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Sorry this wasn't the toy for you. Thanks for the good review.
Aw no I really like Aveline! I'm always slightly afraid I'm going to drop her and break her, so I keep her stashed most of the time, but it's a great toy for me. I'm sorry this was not good for you! Reminds me of my heartbreak with the Ella, which I freaking hated. le sigh. On to the next dildo, right?
Thanks for posting the review!! It was really good.
I agree with owl! I want to try one of these but i'm so scared that i'm gonna break it, or it's gonna roll onto the floor. I'm sorry it didnt work for you!
I has a sad for you. At least you have a nice piece of art for the mantel.
Sorry it didn't work out too well. There's always those one or two toys that you end up keeping just to look at! I know how you feel. Good luck in future shopping
Sorry that Aveline didn't work out for you. I have enjoyed Aveline, and I want to try some of the other shapes. I never knew that you could take the plug out and put water in it. Thanks for the review
That's too bad that Aveline didn't work for you. Aveline was my first ceramic dildo and then I went on a ceramic craze because I enjoyed it so much. Sometimes toys just don't work out for us and we really can't explain why. I hope you find a ceramic dildo that works for you.
I'm sorry you had such a bad experience with this. It's always so hard to tell what will work for your body since everyone is so different.
What is that plug actually for, exactly? I mean, is it so that you can fill it with water, or...I dunno. Something else? That may be a stupid question, but I just don't know. Haha.
Hi all! Thanks for reading!
I'm sorry, too, that it didn't work for me but I hope I'll find someone for whom it will work so I can give it to someone who can appreciate it!
As for the plug's purpose, I had the same question, and I annoyed BBWTT by asking her a zillion times about it, so she asked a ceramics seller on etsy, at my behest/request, and the response she got was twofold. First, which I really ought to have known, having a ceramics professor for an aunt, is that you cannot fire a closed hollow piece in a kiln, because they blow up. Hollow pieces are also much lighter than solid, which is one reason why they're not solid. Secondly, most ceramics are formed with a mold, so there's going to be a pour hole.
The plug is a nice way to close it.
If they're watertight, you can fill it with water and have nice temperature play, but as there's no info given by Lovemoiselle I must advise you to fill it up at your own risk.
I am not an expert at all, but I think I would not fill ceramic with water. It's fine to get the glazed part wet, but (I assume the inside is unglazed?) the unglazed surface can absorb water, and if it swells and contracts and swells and contracts, over time it would weaken your ceramic. That's just a hunch, but I wouldn't get the unglazed part wet, if it were mine.
Ugh, I have had similar experiences with toys like this. Sucky!
And that, everyone, is why I cannot recommend filling ceramic with water: so do so at your own risk.
Lauren, I know, isn't it too depressing when it happens?
So the decoration is a decal? How disappointing. I can easily imagine it wearing off over time.
i'm not certain if it's painted on or if it's a decal, but it's over the glaze, and, yes, it can be scraped off and will probably wear off over time.
good review.
Thanks for the review.
Thanks for the review
Thanks for the review! I'm considering making this my first ceramic toy.