Joy Division - Soft Tampons for Period Sex and Sex Lube
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What comes to your mind when seeing your period on that festive day of the year? Or maybe you’ve got an interview or an exam and get to the bathroom only to realize your monthly visitor has decided to join in your event. Yes lady, simply say hello to the newest friend in town, soft tampons. Tampons may feel scary, especially for beginners, but be sure the samples provided by the Joy Division soft tampons at Peaches and Screams UK sex shop are extremely friendly to use. Visit the Joy DivisionSoft tampons shop website today for more information and a guide on all you should know about tampons.
What are soft tampons?
A soft tampon is a small cyndrical item designed and shaped specifically to absorb your period before coming to the outside. How does it work? It’s inserted into your vaginal opening to soak up all the menses before getting a chance to get out. It’s made to perfectly fit the vagina, when worn, one may never realize that they got a thing inserted. The reason is you can feel it. People can dance, swim, and wear any clothes and carry on with their daily duties without interference. It gives all the confidence you deserve in an interview, wedding day, or exam among other special happenings in your life. However, you have to learn on the tips for buying one because the market has various options, which may leave you confused during purchase. The below discussion has the factors to consider when buying tampons.
How to choose soft tampon
Size
We’ve got four different tampon sizes, including regular, light, super, and super plus. It’s obvious that the more and heavier your flow is the bigger the tampon you need. Our bodies differ physiologically. You’ll find some ladies having heavier and lighter days whereas, others will mostly have heavy flows, unless it’s the last day. In most cases, one begins with a heavier period followed by lighter days towards the end. Therefore, you should have super and super plus options for the earlier days. But the best advice would be buying a whole pack containing the four sizes so you can switch depending on the flow. You can always tell when it’s the right time to change the size by checking the tampon’s soaking. If fully soaked after four to six hour, you’re good to move to the next size.
Applicator
Tampons come in three different applicators- for example, cardboard, plastic, and no applicator. First timers can use plastic types because of their smooth entry. Cardboard applicators are similar to plastic in shape and more ecofriendly. Nevertheless, they’re a bit hard to insert. They’re also favorable when talking of budget and helps conserve the environment. The tampons lacking applicators are another choice. They get inserted using fingers. Even though they can be messy in the beginning, but they’re among the smallest and cheapest in the market. You can also count on them for travel and vacation.
Brand
The tampon’s brand is an important factor to consider. Most people would go for drugstore brands for saving. However, it may not be the best selection for all women. The most recommended way of finding your favorite brand is trying out the various options. You could fall in love with the scent, coloring, packaging, shape, or absorbency rate. Read out the small print available on the brand. You can get information about its strength.
How to use a tampon
Ensure your hands are clean before touching it
Hands can be a great mess in or body hygiene. That’s why it’s important to wash your hands before touching the soft tampon to prevent contamination. While the application may be sterile, it’d be best to wash hands or sanitize before beginning with the insertion process. Body hygiene is an essential consideration, discard any tampons that drop on the surface and get a replacement.
Inserting the tampon
Inserting can be done either when standing or sitting. If sitting, spread your legs wider than shoulder width apart and locate the vaginal hole. It may be troublesome in the first days of your use because of the three openings, the anus, vagina, and urethra where urine gets out. So, correctly hold the applicator at the middle part, where the larger and smaller tubes meet. Place it between the middle finger and thumb with your index finger at the end of the string’s location. Drive in the larger tube and push it to the point where your finger to the applicator’s midpoint comes in contact with the flesh. Next, gently pull the thicker part out- it may be hard to pull out the applicator if it’s fully inserted. After removing it, wrap it in a paper and throw at the bin, don’t flush the applicator. Suppose you want to insert at standing position, lift one leg or place it on a higher ground and do the same thing.
Check that it’s properly inserted
Correct insertion is confirmed when the tampon is inside, but you can’t notice. No uncomfortable feelings at all. In case you feel any pain when sitting or walking, then it indicates improper insertion. Mostly, it happens that way whenever the soft tampon isn’t far inside the vagina. Therefore, try pushing it further using your clean finger and check the comfort once again. If more pain is felt, simply get rid of it and insert a new one.
Change the tampon
The tampon should be changed after four to six hours. Otherwise, you could risk contracting a Toxic Shock Syndrome caused by bacteria. Never put on tampon for more than the mentioned duration, In case you’ll sleep for more than four to six hours, then it’s best to alternatively use a pad.
Removing the tampon
Tampon removal isn’t painful. You simply need to pull it out by tagging the hanging string at the end. You might feel some slight discomfort due to friction, but that’s bearable. The resistance may be due to a lot of dryness, which can be countered with water to soften it. Then, dispose in the bin. Some soft tampons can be flushed, but please ensure it’s written on the package or guide for using it.
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