Fairy mini wand massager - sex toy by Media Craft Inc - review by V.T.T

I absolutely, completely, and totally LOVE wand style massagers. They are my go-to vibe for everything, and I mean everything! It goes without saying that I am a die-hard Hitachi fan. I've made it a personal mission to try out as many wand vibes as I possibly can, because they work for me, and get me off so well. So when I saw the fairies, I was instantly curious.

So, the Fairy Mini is a basic electric wand vibe; it plugs into the wall and has an obscene amount of power. No batteries or charging involved. Plug it in, and enjoy dizzying orgasms to your heart's content.

The mini Fairy comes packaged in a very simple cardboard box, with no indication of its 'real' purpose as a sex toy. It isn't very informative, but it is discreet, looking more or less like a back massager. It comes with a velvety pink drawstring bag to store the wand in. The rest of the package is recyclable, which is always nice.

The first very cool thing is its looks. I'm not a super girly girl, and I don't love super girly toys, but this is definitely prettier than the Hitachi (or the classic WAHL...but seriously, a moldy rock is more attractive than that thing!). It is cute as opposed to utilitarian. The whole wand is white, with a matte pink handle and the words 'mini fairy' written across the top of the handle. It is deceivingly adorable, really, because when you turn it on, its true nature is revealed. It is very compact as well; the whole toy is about 10" long and about 1 3/4" in diameter. Super easy to hold onto, especially with the slightly grippy finish of the handle. The head has some ridges on it, maybe for pleasing texture? I am not quite sure, they aren't gentle enough (for me, anyway) to rub them on my bits. I prefer the smooth portion of the head. The neck that the head sits on is somewhat flexible, and it has some give to it when it is pressed against your body.

This is an external toy, and should not be used for penetration! There are, however,head accessories for the Mini Fairy, and some can be used internally.

Unfortunately, the mini fairy is a pretty noisy vibe. It is about as loud as your average wand massager, quieter in my opinion than the Hitachi, but still rattly and clearly audible. A blanket lowers the sound, and low ambient noise helps as well (such as music or TV), but it isn't the most discreet toy in this department. The noise does lessen a bit when it is pressed against your body during use. A bit. Overall, this isn't an issue for me, but those with roommates or what-have-you may want to keep this in mind.

As far as looks go, the Mini Fairy is low key and benign. It just looks like a cute little neck or back massager. No one is going to know what it is 'really' for, unless they are sex toy savvy. In which case, they will either not say anything, or want to know where you got it.

Silicone-, water-, and oil-based lubricants are safe to use with the Mini Fairy. It is made of 'food grade' plastic, so it is latex and phthalate free, hypoallergenic, body safe, and can be sanitized. Which brings me to the cleaning part. The head is kind of annoying to clean; the ridges on the head tend to get dust and lint in them. The body of the vibe (the handle) also has lots of nooks and crannies. This is my least favorite thing about the toy, but most wand vibes have this downfall. The head can be wiped down with alcohol, or wiped down with a damp soapy washcloth. Same for the handle. The Mini Fairy is not waterproof, so care should be taken to not ever submerge it or splash it with much water. I find the quickest way to clean the head and little nooks is with toy and body wipes, or even baby wipes.

Check out my pictures of the Fairy Mini.