French Kiss - traditional vibrator discontinued by Evolved Novelties - review by curious character

One of the nicest things about this vibrator was the low intensity noise. I have a roommate so I like to keep my toys on the more quiet volume, or I'm limited to using them when I have the place to myself. My goal is to use toys, when my roommate is home, that can easily be covered up with the sound of my bedroom fan. Because of this, the French Kiss is a great addition to my toy box.

Having said this, it's just an addition, I wouldn't recommend it as the one-and-only toy you ever purchase. My favorite solo-toy remains the [https://www.edenfantasys.com/vibrators/rabbit-vibrators/waterproof-crystal-flex].

When I received the pink-colored French Kiss vibrator, it came in a tin box that made it feel a bit like Christmas upon opening, and I actually have continued to store it in this box in my nightstand next to my bed. It didn't have an overwhelming smell, but did emit a scent like sweet candy combined with a rubber odor, typical of new sex toys.

It was a bit difficult to insert vaginally without lubrication because of the rounded tip, but I was much more keen on the rounded tip than that of a pointed end which I had discovered not much earlier before with another toy. I did use a water-based lubricant and, once applied, the toy absorbed enough of the lubricant to keep it slippery and easier to insert.

There are three vibration levels, none of which are mind-blowing but they are still fun to play with. Instead of the rotating knob which I am accustomed to, it employs a push button. I don't like this feature because I find myself not remembering which level it's on, so when it is on level three and I push the button, it turns off. This isn't entirely detractable from the overall appeal of the French Kiss though.

It's flexible enough that it doesn't feel invasive or clinical, but still offers some interesting texture with the bulbs. It does not stay in a specific shape if curved. Since it's a jelly material, it's not the easiest to keep bacteria-free. I'd recommend using condoms, particularly if you are sharing toys with a partner.

The French Kiss does offer some good qualities, and it's definitely a keeper, but I wouldn't make it your only or first toy. Because of the ease of insertion with lubrication and the tapered shape I'd recommend this purchase to either an advanced or beginner user. To be honest, it's a bit relaxing, and if you're in the mood for something a bit slow and steady, this might be your best bet.