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The Love to Love Open Roses Small is a silicone butt plug with a base shaped like a rose, which makes it as pretty to look at as it is easy to wear. It's the smallest of three Open Roses sizes, with a gentle taper for gradual insertion and soft, flexible silicone that moves with you. A good first plug for anyone who wants something a little more beautiful than a basic black base.
Most plugs end in a plain flat base. Open Roses finishes in a moulded rose, so what sits between your cheeks is a flower rather than a black disc. It's a small touch, but it changes the mood: the plug feels more like an accessory than a medical-looking object, and it looks good in photos or when a partner catches sight of it. The rose also does a practical job. It's wide enough to act as the stop that keeps the plug from going too far, and the petals give your fingers something to hold when it's time to take it out.
The body is a smooth, progressive taper. It starts narrow at the tip and widens gently towards the bulb, so your muscles stretch a little at a time instead of meeting a sudden ridge. After the widest point it narrows into a neck, and that's where the sphincter closes and holds the plug in place. Love to Love made it from soft, flexible silicone, so it gives slightly as you move or sit down, which feels more forgiving than a rigid glass or metal plug.
Start relaxed and unhurried, after a warm shower if that helps you unwind. Use a generous amount of water-based lube on the plug and on yourself. Lying on your side with your top knee bent usually works well. Press the tip in and breathe out slowly as you push, pausing at any tightness until it eases. Once the bulb slips past, the plug will draw itself in and the rose will rest against you. Ten minutes is a good first session. To remove it, breathe out again, hold the rose and ease it out gently rather than pulling.
Open Roses comes in three sizes, and this is the Small: the one to start with if you've never worn a plug or only used fingers so far. It's still a proper plug, with enough girth at the bulb to feel full. If the Small becomes easy, move to the Medium; the Large is a step up again for people who already enjoy a sizeable plug. Going up gradually makes each size feel good rather than a struggle.
Silicone is non-porous, so cleaning is simple: warm water and mild soap or a toy cleaner, a careful wash around the petals where lube can sit, then a full air-dry. It's waterproof, so you can wash it in the sink or use it in the shower. Keep it away from silicone lube and from other silicone toys in storage, since silicone against silicone can turn tacky over time.
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Helpful answers about Love to Love Open Roses Small Silicone Butt Plug.
The Open Roses Small has about 8 cm (3.1 inches) of insertable length and a diameter of about 3 cm (1.2 inches) at its widest, according to retailer listings for size S. It's the entry size of three, so it's the one to choose if you haven't worn a plug before.
Yes. The Open Roses Small is the smallest in the range, has a slow, even taper and is made of soft, flexible silicone. Use plenty of water-based lube and give your body time to relax. If it still feels like a lot, practise with a finger first and come back to it.
A butt plug stays in place and gives a constant feeling of fullness and pressure. With the Open Roses, the narrow neck lets your muscles close around it while the rose base stays outside. Many people wear it during sex or masturbation, where it makes other touch feel stronger.
No. The Open Roses is made of silicone, and silicone lube can slowly damage silicone toys, leaving the surface sticky. Use a thick water-based lube instead, which also stays put better for anal play. Our anal lubes include several water-based options.
Yes. Love to Love lists the Open Roses as waterproof, so it's fine in the shower and easy to rinse afterwards. Water washes lube away quickly, so reapply before inserting, and use a water-based gel that holds up a little better when wet.
Breathe out slowly, grip the rose base and ease the Open Roses out with gentle, steady pressure. The petals give you a good hold. If you feel resistance, relax for a moment and add a little lube around the base rather than pulling harder.
Choose the Open Roses S if this is your first plug or you've only used fingers. Pick the M if you already wear a small plug comfortably, and the L if you enjoy a fuller stretch. Moving up one size at a time keeps each step comfortable.
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