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I can't say from experience for anal, but for vaginal, the Tantus Compact.

I'm working on a review for it atm, but it's seriously perfect for beginners. Slim, somewhat flexible, completely body safe, and a good price. And it works really well.

I love the Tantus Silk line (small, medium and large). The small is seriously tiny so it's perfect for those who are intimidated. They are nice vaginally, but I think they really excel anally. My first dildo was a Silk medium, and I know I was attracted to the simple, perfectly smooth design. But, I really love the fact that five years later, we still use our Silk dildos all the time. We've outgrown so many of our starter toys that it is really refreshing to find some we still love.

I've found the Acute to be a great beginner dildo. Many users may not need to go down in size as far as the Compact; it's thick enough to give nice, firm g-spot (or p-spot) stimulation; it's not going to be outgrown as fast as the compact. I have a dildo about the same size as the compact, and I quickly got to the stage where I never used it for anything other than an anal warmup toy. The Acute? I still use it often.

Tantus Curve and Vixen Smooth Operator.

They're both a little bigger, but my advice is that you start out with fingers and plugs and wait for a dildo until you can take something in the 1-1/4" diameter range. A dildo from this range (and longish, 5-1/2" or longer) is big enough to be a long-term toy rather than one you'll soon outgrow.

As for materials - silicone, Silicone, SILICONE

The "outgrown" thing is interesting: I know it's not something that's ever going to happen with me. Everyone has different body types.

Agreed about silicone. I will NEVER recommend an unsafe material like jelly for a first toy, it can put the user off sex toys for a good long time.

I'm a virgin and want a realistic dildo made of Phthalate Free PVC material. What length, width and circumference should it be? I'd really love for it to be under $20.