Nous avons reçu le coffret Fyne. Son but : décomplexer le plaisir féminin et l’utilisation de sextoys.
En France, près d’une femme sur deux possède un jouet pour adultes. Cependant, acheter un sextoy et l’utiliser pour la première fois peut intimider. C’est pourquoi Fyne propose un kit “tout compris”, qui démystifie la masturbation féminine, et vous aide à vous sentir à l’aise lors de la découverte de votre premier vibro, en solo ou en couple.
Ce coffret rose, orné du hashtag #ITSFYNE, contient un vibromasseur. Mais pas que. Orienté bien-être, loin des clichés souvent liés à l’univers de l’érotisme, il vous guide dans la découverte de votre sextoy et sa première utilisation.
What’s in the Fyne kit
The Fyne kit contains:
- The Olly vibrator, a small, ultra-flexible sex toy,
- The Envy lubricant,
- The magazine Fyne,
- A biscuit, bearing the message “After sex”.
The Olly vibrator
In its case, the Olly vibrator could be mistaken for a medical thermometer.
A pale pink, it’s rather long, around twenty centimetres. But it’s very slim, and almost flat.
It’s particularly flexible, able to go from as stiff as a stick to a U-shape. Once twisted, it holds the shape you give it. Its texture is firm, but its silicone surface is very soft.
It’s a sex toy that’s both unobtrusive and very easy to handle. It’s rechargeable.
Its vibrations are rather powerful, more than enough to trigger a clitoral orgasm. And by bending it, you can use it to stimulate the G-spot.
It has ten modes, four with constant vibrations, and six more whimsical ones. The controls are simple, with just two buttons: one to turn it on, one to change the mode.
It’s a good choice for a first sex toy. It’s not too scary, but powerful enough, and very simple while allowing varied configurations.
The Envy lubricant
The Envy lubricant can also be used as a massage gel. It smells like green tea.
It’s a water-based lubricant, vegan, natural, fair trade, and not tested on animals. It contains neither glycerine nor parabens. However, among its ingredients, you’ll note the presence of sugar, so it’s not recommended for people with a sensitive vaginal microbiome.
The Fyne magazine
The booklet that comes with the sex toy and lubricant is not an instruction manual. An instruction manual is also included, but in the form of a much smaller leaflet.
You’ll find a bit of humour, some debunking of preconceived ideas, as well as a few tips for communicating your desires and for setting a mood conducive to pleasure. Wellbeing is the number one objective.
If you’re already well-versed in sex education, this magazine probably won’t teach you much. However, it remains a pleasure to read. I already own far too many sex toys to fit the target audience, and I sometimes cringe at certain sex tips. But I haven’t seen anything here that seemed annoying or surreal to me.
The tone is light, and regardless of your knowledge on the subject, it makes no assumptions, and doesn’t talk down to you. In short, its main purpose is to make you comfortable before diving in.
You’ll also appreciate that it’s not hetero-centred. At no point does it assume the gender of your partner.
So you won’t come across the rather uncomfortable characters of “Mr” (who can’t wait to get home from work to see his little wife) and “Mrs” (who gets herself all pretty while preparing ginger oysters to stimulate her man’s libido when he’s finally home) that you sometimes encounter in certain sex guides that seem straight out of the 1950s. Phew! This imaginary couple that nobody identifies with anymore won’t be missed.
The biscuit
It’s a perfectly ordinary biscuit. Well, they could have included a few…
Conclusion on the Fyne kit
The Fyne kit might be of interest to you if:
- You want to buy your first sex toy, but are worried about feeling uncomfortable.
- You want to give it to a single friend who’d like to treat themselves to some pleasure.
- You and your partner are thinking about starting to use sex toys together, and you want to give them a pleasant surprise.
