Vibrator Glossy Paul with Broad Head Black 12 cm

Vibrator Glossy Paul with Broad Head Black 12 cm 🍆

The Paul from Glossy has the same white handle as the John and the Elvis of the same range, but a dead straight shaft. A broad head reminiscent of a glans sits at the front, and a gentle wave runs over the silicone below it. He was listed as a G-spot vibrator so far; that does not fit, because he lacks the angled tip for it. What he can do is something else: fill evenly and spread the sensation over the whole length instead of putting it on one point. Only the coloured part is silicone, the handle stays dry and carries the two buttons. He stands with the vibrators, under classic vibrators and in the brand world of Glossy.

✨ At a glance

• 🏷️ Manufacturer: Glossy
• 🧵 Material: Silicone on the shaft
• 🎨 Colour: Black
• 📏 Length: 12 cm
• 〰️ Shaft: Straight, with a gentle wave
• 🍄 Head: Broad, glans-shaped
• ✋ Handle: White, two buttons
• ⚠️ Caution: The maker states no diameter

❓ FAQ

Is he a G-spot vibrator?

No, even though he was filed as one so far. A G-spot vibrator has an angled tip pointing forward; the Paul is straight. If you are looking for that design you will find it under G-spot vibrators - the Phil stands there in the same styling.

Who is the straight shaft right for?

For anyone who likes it even. A straight shaft spreads the sensation over the length instead of putting it on a few centimetres, and it can be guided in any position without the angle having to be right. The designs compared are in the vibrator guide.

Which setting do you start on?

The lowest. That is not caution but practice: from the bottom you can build, from the top you cannot - and the strongest setting feels weaker after a while, not stronger.

How is it cleaned?

Wash it with lukewarm water and toy cleaner and let it dry completely, keeping the handle with the electronics dry. Silicone is non-porous, so nothing stays behind in the surface; even so it is not boiled because of the motor. Only water-based lubricant is suitable, because silicone oil leaves the surface dull and tacky, see water-based lubricant.