Wednesday 29 October 2014

How To Choose A Dildo

What is a Dildo?
Customers frequently come in to the store and ask, "what is the difference between a vibrator and a dildo?" Broadly speaking, a dildo is an insertable toy usually used for some kind of penetration-- vaginal, anal, and even sometimes oral (during the act of giving a blow-job to a strap-on dildo, for example). 

Vibrators are toys that-- you guessed it-- vibrate. A vibrator can be placed against the clitoris or vulva, against the nipples, against the anus, inside the body either vaginally or anally, or virtually anywhere on the body that vibration might feel pleasurable.

While some insertable toys do vibrate, many do not. Likewise, many vibrators are not designed to be used as insertable toys. Of course, there are insertable vibrators that are designed for penetration--technically, they could be classified as either dildos or vibrators!


Dildos come in many shapes, sizes, colors, and textures, and can be made from a variety materials. Some dildos are designed to be worn with a strap-on harness to enable one partner to penetrate another hands-free. Other dildos are designed to be manipulated by hand. Still others are designed with a suction cup-type base to enable hands-free penetration. Finally, there are uniquely shaped double-ended dildos that can be worn by one partner while penetrating another. Figuring out which dildo may be right for you is the focus of the next section.

What should I look for in a dildo?

SIZE

One of the most important considerations when considering a dildo is overall size. If you are buying the dildo for yourself, think about what girth and length would be most comfortable and pleasurable for your body. If you are buying a dildo to use with a partner, it would be good to talk to that person about what size would be best for their body. Shopping together for a dildo can often be the best way to find a good fit!
If you are unsure about what size might be appropriate, consider how many fingers you can comfortably insert into yourself or your partner during play. For introductory anal play, for example, a single finger might be the limit-- in that case, look for a toy that is similar in girth to your finger.
Length is also an important consideration-- a toy that is too long can be controlled somewhat by not inserting it all the way, but too much length can be tricky when wearing a strap-on if the thrusting becomes hot and heavy. A toy that is too short can cause frustration if it slips out during strap-on play, or if it is not quite hitting your favorite spot!

HOW AM I GOING TO USE IT?

Are you looking for a toy that you can strap on with a harness? Would you like a toy with a suction cup to use in the shower or against another hard surface? Or would you like a toy that you can easily hold in your hand? How about a toy that can penetrate both partners at the same time? Choose a toy that is best designed to meet your needs. You may find you'll want different toys for different purposes.

If you are looking for a dildo that can be strapped on, will it fit a harness you currently have, or will you need to choose a new harness? Take some measurements and notes about the harness setup you are considering and then determine if a particular toy will be a good pairing. If your harness has interchangeable O-rings, a new toy might simply require purchasing a suitably-sized ring to go with it. 

SHAPE AND APPEARANCE

Dildos come in many shapes-- some are very smooth while some have ridges, bumps or swirls. Some are quite straight while others have curves. Sometimes curves are built in for a specific purpose-- to help aim a toy at the prostate or G-spot, for example.

For some people, finding a dildo that looks and feels like a penis is very important! Others prefer their dildos to be far-removed from the penis in design and feel. Fortunately, there are many different dildo designs and colors to choose from.

FIRMNESS

The overall firmness of a toy is really a matter of personal preference, though firmness can can sometimes effect functionality. In general, softer toys may require more lubrication for ease of penetration, especially during strap-on use. Some may enjoy firmer toys for certain types of stimulation, including prostate and G-spot play, but by no means is this true for everyone. You may find you prefer different toys for different types of play.

MATERIALS & CARE

Dildos can be made from various materials, including silicone, glass, metal, wood, hard plastics, and many kinds of soft plastics and rubber. Each material has its own special qualities and pros/cons.
100% medical grade silicone is non-porous, hypoallergenic, body safe, easy to clean and sterilize, and very durable. Silicone can be cast in varying degrees of firmness; you can find very firm silicone toys as well as very soft ones. (When choosing a toy that has a "silicone" label, ask if it is 100% silicone-- some toy companies use the word silicone in their marketing when their toys are actually made of silicone blended with other porous materials that are not able to be sterilized.) Silicone toys are usually incompatible with silicone lubricants, which may damaged their surface.

Glass and metal are both very smooth and firm materials that require only a small amount of lubrication. Both are recyclable. Glass can be warmed or cooled easily by placing a toy in water of the desired temperature. Metal toys can be quite weighty. Both are non-porous and very easy to clean.

Wood is another firm material that is fully renewable and earth-friendly. Wood toys offer the firmness of glass and metal without the weight. Most wood dildos are finished with a water-based sealant that makes them non-porous and easy to clean-- be sure to inquire about the specific wood toys you may be considering.
Various types of plastic and rubber dildos are widely available, both hard and soft in consistency. 

The advantage of plastic and rubber toys is that they can often be quite inexpensive. The disadvantage of some types of these toys, especially soft toys, is that they can be difficult to clean, are often not very durable, and can sometimes contain questionable ingredients.

In general, hard plastic toys are easier to clean and more durable than soft toys. Soft plastic toys can be made of many materials-- rubber, elastomer, cyberskin, softskin, jelly, or other unique trade names. These names usually do not fully describe the toy's ingredients-- though some companies might list if certain ingredients are not used in the toy, such a latex or phthalates (chemicals used to soften plastics that have been linked to possible health issues).

Most soft toys (excluding 100% silicone toys as mentioned above) are porous, meaning that dirt and bacteria will become trapped on their surface and not easily washed away. Cleaning wipes and antibacterial soaps are not fully effective in cleaning non-silicone soft toys, so if such toys are shared between people, it is best to use a new condom before each use to avoid passing any possible infection or STI from one user to another. Similarly, if a toy is used anally and then used on another orifice (vagina, mouth, or a partner's anus), it is best to place a new condom over the toy before each use.

When choosing a soft toy, ask what it is made of. As mentioned previously, some toy companies use the word "silicone" in their marketing when their toys are actually made of silicone blended with other porous materials that are not able to be sterilized. Many toy companies refuse to state what they toys are made of-- check with the Tool Shed for a list of reputable companies and toys. When in doubt, assess any risk factors and use a condom as needed for safety.

The vast majority of the soft dildos we offer at the Tool Shed are made from 100% silicone, due to its body-safe and hygienic qualities, as well as its durability. 100% solid silicone dildos (without any electronic parts) can be boiled for 3-5 minutes in water to fully disinfect, or placed on the top rack of a dishwasher.

They may also be disinfected using a 10% bleach solution (provided they are carefully rinsed afterward). While 100% silicone toys may cost a bit more than jelly rubber or other soft toys, they are far more hygienic, body safe, and durable.

The Tool Shed does offer a few non-silicone soft toys made from phthalate-free elastomers or other phthalate-free plastics, though we strive to find 100% silicone alternatives whenever possible.

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Tuesday 28 October 2014

10 Tips To Remove Stress From your Life


While you may not be able to solve the biggest stressors in your life, you can do something about many of the smaller stressors that "nickel and dime you to death." Here are some proven stress reducers you can implement in daily life to help:

  • Get up 15 minutes earlier each morning. That gives you a little more time to eat something, run back to get something you forgot, or enjoy a cup of coffee before heading out the door. If you drive to work, a 15 or 20 minute head start may decrease some of the traffic you face, and make the commute less stressful.
  • Prepare for mishaps. Make an extra copy of your house key and bury it in your neighbors' yard; make a second copy of your car key and tape it under your coworker's desk. Both may allow you to get home and inside the house if you loose your keys. If you do have to use them, pat yourself on the back for being smart.
  • Don't do something if you will have to lie about it afterwards. While this may seem obvious, the nagging guilt we feel often wears us down or makes us anxious about getting caught… Sure, it may be more time consuming to fax your resume to new job sites from Kinko's, but you don't have to worry about being caught.
  • Do something healthy for yourself. That could mean taking the stairs once a day instead of the elevator, picking one day a week to have a salad for lunch, or eating fresh fruit instead of a candy bar. What's the overall effect on your health? Maybe not much, but small steps lead to bigger ones, and doing something simple for your body is the best way to start.
  • Write it down. There is an old Chinese proverb that goes, "The palest ink is better than the most retentive memory." All those "Seven Secrets" tips are based on writing things down. Write down goals, errands, chores, due dates for projects and library books… Instead of just a "To Do" list, keep a "Have Done" list too. Move things over to that list after having completed them. At the end of the day, review how productive you were.
  • Do something special on a whim. Buy flowers for your partner unexpectedly. Sneak a small greeting card that says "I love you" into your child's lunch box. Bring donuts, bagels, or muffins to the office for others one morning. You get the picture. Someone else's smile and "Thanks" can sometimes make a bad day better.
  • Be willing to forgive others. Allowing others the right to make a mistake goes a long way toward forgiving yourself for mistakes. Assume that others are doing the best they can. Mark Twain once said, "Never attribute to malice what can easily be attributed to stupidity." This goes a long way toward doing the best you can as well.
  • Don't eat lunch at your desk. Get away to somewhere quiet or different if only for a 15 or 20 minute break.
  • Delegate new jobs. Say no to avoid additional responsibilities. Simplify. Put your best effort into a task, and ask yourself, "Is it really that important?" before you decide to do it over. Learn to ignore others' criticism sometimes.
  • Get up and stretch periodically. Twist side to side and bend front to back. Roll your head around to stretch your neck a bit. Trade shoulder rubs with a coworker. If you used to smoke, but have stopped, get up and take a break anyway when you feel the need to smoke. A quick trip to the water cooler, to a coworker's desk, or to the restroom doesn't provide the nicotine a cigarette used to, but it does give you the break and moment's respite a cigarette did.
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4 Easy Tips To Apply Eye Liner The Right Way


Eyeliner is one of the most important cosmetics and can give you a dramatic look without much time or effort. Whether you choose a soft line or a dramatic stroke, you can embellish the windows to your soul by spending just a few minutes in front of a mirror with an eyeliner pencil.

Step 1. Choose an eyeliner. There are several factors to consider when you are choosing an eyeliner - what color, texture, and mode of application do you want? Eyeliner typically comes in either a pencil, cream, or liquid application form. As far as colors go though, the sky is the limit. If you have blonde hair, consider using a brown eyeliner for everyday wear. If you have dark hair, use black eyeliner on a regular basis. For the smoothest, finest line use a cream eyeliner (applied with an eyeliner brush) or a liquid eyeliner. These are the easiest to control and apply close to the lashline.
If you want a smudgy, blurred effect, use an eyeliner pencil. These tend to be a bit chunkier and apply thicker lines than cream or liquid eyeliners. They can be easily smudged using your fingertip, angled brush, or a q-tip.
If you don’t happen to have eyeliner on hand, you can use any powdered eyeshadow mixed with a few drops of water and an eyeliner brush. This won’t have the same long-lasting effects as a traditional eyeliner, but it is a cheap and an easy alternative.
 As much as your wallet may disagree, using nicer, more expensive eyeliners does significantly improve the color and duration of your eyeliner. Instead of immediately grabbing the 99 cent sale pencil at the drugstore, look at reviews for the top eyeliner brands online before making your purchase. 

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Step 2. Choose the look you are going for. Do you want a sleek, daytime look? Or a smoky evening look? Consider the thickness of the eyeliner as well as the placement on either the top lid, bottom lid, or both.
Step 3. Put on your regular makeup. Eyeliner should always be applied over eyeshadow but before mascara, making it one of the final steps of your makeup routine. Start by putting on your foundation, blush, and eyeshadow before moving to the eyeliner application.
Make sure you have a pencil sharpener on hand if you are using an eyeliner pencil, or a clean eyeliner brush for a cream or liquid liner.To keep your eye makeup lasting all day, use an eyeshadow primer before. Make sure to rub the primer near the lash line where your eyeliner will be sitting.

Step 4. Finish the line. Make sure that each of the dots has been connected, and that the ends of the line taper slightly instead of ending in a blunt, rounded dot.
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Monday 27 October 2014

10 Ways To Cope With Symtoms of Post Traumatic Stress Disorder - EFT

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Post traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) can be a very debilitating disorder. In fact, many cases of PTSD require post traumatic stress disorder treatment at a PTSD treatment center. Symptoms of this condition include sleep loss, excessive worry, drug abuse (which may lead to drug rehab), and loneliness. How can you overcome this disorder? The following are 10 steps used to manage post traumatic stress disorder.
  1. Talk with your doctor about your concerns.
  2. After asking your doctor about this disorder, learn everything you can about it.
  3. Accept the fact that you have post traumatic stress disorder. Realize that you will experience many ups and downs in life and that healing takes time.
  4. Tell your family members and friends about your condition. Explain to them the symptoms (such as anger and depression) and help them to better understand what you are dealing with.
  5. Find someone you can trust to help you through your disorder. This person (although you can have more than one) should not be judgmental, should be willing to listen to you, and should be there to offer support in times of need.
  6. Take the time to exercise and eat healthy foods. These two necessities give you energy and encourage the health of your body. Also, exercise is a natural stress reliever.
  7. Don’t isolate yourself. Spend time with family and friends and join in on group activities.
  8. Seek out therapy. Regardless of the severity of your condition, individual and group therapy types will benefit you. Therapists specializing in post traumatic stress disorder are typically most effective.
  9. Regularly visit your doctor. Having regular checkups will help you maintain your overall health and provide the opportunity for you to discuss specific issues related to PTSD with your doctor.
  10. Join a support group. These groups help those with a variety of conditions (such as PTSD) find support by feeling less alone in their problems.

Reasons Why Post Traumatic Stress Disorder Treatment is Helpful

While post traumatic stress disorder may seem to be a challenging disorder, many people who have it never seek out PTSD treatment. Many times this occurs because people are afraid they will not be supported in their attempt at recovery or afraid that they will be looked upon as weak.
Seeking treatment for post traumatic stress disorder however, has far more positive effects than negative ones. Also, the earlier PTSD treatment is begun, the better the chance of a full recovery. Benefits of post traumatic stress disorder treatment include:
  • Prevention of further health problems.
  • Better family life.
  • Reduction of the symptoms of PTSD.
  • Discovery of mental health problems.
  • Improved relationships with friends.
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How To Cure Cancer Causing Toxins

colloidal silverDid You Know…that cancerous cells can actually revert to a healthy state within 24 hours when treated with a special protocol consisting of DMSO and colloidal silver? colloidal silver Nicknamed “The Overnight Cancer Cure,” the DMSO/colloidal silver protocol was invented and refined by a member of the Independent Cancer Research Foundation.

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This protocol was designed specifically to transform cancerous cells into healthy cells — fast. The theory behind the DMSO/colloidal silver treatment is that cancer is caused by a specific microbe that gets inside healthy cells and causes them to become malignant. The protocol draws heavily from the work of Dr. Royal Rife, who researched the relationship between cancer and microbes extensively in the early 20th century.

DMSO: A “Wonderful Medical Miracle” DMSO, or dimethyl sulfoxide, is a by-product of the wood industry. Don’t be fooled, though, by such humble origins. Even doctors say this liquid is a “wonderful medical miracle.” Shortly after WWII, chemists discovered that DMSO has the ability to dissolve almost anything and to carry any dissolved substance along with it. It’s so powerful, in fact, that it’s often used as an industrial solvent. Remarkably enough, it’s also completely safe for human use.



 DMSO can penetrate areas in the body unreachable by any other means. It moves so rapidly though cell membranes that it has been nicknamed “water’s alter ego.” Within the cell, DMSO changes the structure of water molecules and — most importantly — increases cell permeability. That means the cell membrane is more easily penetrated. Cell permeability is key to how DMSO works in tandem with another miraculous healer: colloidal silver.
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Colloidal Silver: A Gifted Microbe Assassin Colloidal silver has a special talent for killing microbes and keeping them out of your bloodstream. Since several types of cancer spread through the release of microbes, killing microbes is key to halting cancer and supercharging your immune system. However, ridding the body of cancer-causing microbes poses challenges because very few substances can penetrate the interior of a cell.

As long as the microbes are within a cell, they are: Extremely difficult to reach; Prevent the cell from returning to its normal state This is where DMSO becomes so valuable. With its ability to increase cell permeability, DMSO can carry the colloidal silver into the interior of your cells, where cancer microbes dwell. Once carried through the cell wall by DMSO, the colloidal silver can destroy microbes lurking within.

This Formidable Duo “Targets Cancers Cells Like a Guided Missile”DMSO and colloidal silver work so potently in combination that R. Webster Kehr, author of the original guide to the treatment protocol, described the duo as “designed by a higher power to target cancer cells like a guided missile.”

The protocol also helps convert cancer cells into normal cells. According to the online version of Kehr’s guide: “The cancer cells will actually be able, within 2 or 3 weeks, to restore their Krebs Cycle and Electron Transport Chain and become normal, differentiated cells again. Thus, there is zero debris from dead cancer cells or broken-apart DNA. That is why the treatment is so effective so fast.”

How to Use the Protocol According to natural health practitioners, the 2 components of this protocol must be taken in certain quantities and at specific times. Several books on the treatment have been published, and details on the regime are readily available online. The protocol can be found at the Independent Cancer Foundation, Inc.’s website …

 New-Cancer-Treatments.org. In his guide, Kehr notes that because the protocol can be tricky, especially in the beginning stages, it’s best to have a second person study the treatment to ensure you are following it correctly. It is advisable to keep that in mind when considering whether this treatment is right for you or a loved one who suffers from cancer.
 
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