Your first sex toy should be something that is personal and definitely catches your eye. Many popular first sex toys are often vibrators or dildos. The rule of the thumb is to start with small sex toys and work your way up to larger sizes. Keep your first sex toy adventures simple.

Plastic Plastic is the most common material for sex toys and is available in a variety of colours. Plastic vibrators offer the advantage of powerful vibrations because the hard plastic material transfers vibrations effectively from the motor to the user. Classic and egg vibrators are most commonly made out of plastic, which is a durable and relatively inexpensive material		Silicone Silicone is  popular for vibrators as it’s very durable, hypoallergenic, non-porous, retains body heat and is available in a wide variety of colors. Silicone retains its soft, supple feel over time better than most other materials and it can be run through the dishwasher or disinfected with antibacterial soap without showing signs of wear.
Jelly Sex toys made from jelly are most often soft, flexible and colourful. Jelly is a porous material that cannot be disinfected, so it's not an ideal choice if you plan on sharing with a partner. We recommend using a condom with jelly toys.		Waterproof Waterproof sex toys are designed to be used in the bathtub, hot tub, pool or any other body of water. The internal electronic parts are sealed in to prevent moisture from entering and the battery compartment is water tight.
Cyberskin               Cyberskin was designed to copy the look and feel of human skin. It is soft like skin, warms up to body temperature quickly and provides a unique experience from materials like metal and plastic.		Glass Usually made of Pyrex, an extraordinarily tough and damage-resistant type of glass, glass toys are easy to clean, last a very long time and are often quite beautiful in appearance