Sensation Play

Sensation Play

FAQs

What is sensation play?

Sensation play involves heightening or altering physical sensations on the body to enhance pleasure during intimacy. It often involves using various tools, textures, temperatures and more to create a more stimulating experience.

Is sensation play safe?

Yes, sensation play can be very safe if done properly. It is important to communicate clearly with your partner about boundaries and comfort levels. Always start gently and then gradually increase intensity, whilst avoiding areas of the body that can be injured easily. Having a safe word in place to stop is also important.

What should I avoid during sensation play?

During sensation play, avoid applying too much pressure or using sharp objects on very sensitive parts of the body, such as eyes, face and internal organs. Make sure to communicate with your partner beforehand to discuss boundaries, especially when restricting blood flow and using temperature.

Is sensation play suitable for beginners

Yes, many sensation products are suitable for beginners. Make sure to start slowly with less intensity and communicate with your partner what you like and don’t like. As you grow more comfortable, you can explore more intense forms of sensation play.

Can sensation play be combined with other forms of intimacy?

Sensation play is very versatile and can be combined with several other forms of intimacy, including massage, role play and more. Its versatility allows partners to explore new boundaries in intimacy whilst still maintaining an emotional connection.