Whips
If you’re a complete beginner in BDSM, whips aren’t really advisable for you. They can be dangerous and risky. You can injure your partner if you have no idea what you’re doing.
However, if you’re somehow a seasoned player, it will depend on your style and the sub’s pain threshold. There are light impact whips that you can use if you’re starting out on whip play. There are also whips called “riding crops,” which have more surface area at the tip than a whip. There are so many options to choose from, so it’s important to talk thoroughly and do your research properly before buying one.
- What is the role of whips in BDSM?Whips are similar to paddles in such a way that they’re also used in impact play. But compared to paddles, whips are thin and send quick and sure hits on the targeted skin. It has a flexible end that you lash at exposed skin to instill fear and discipline in the sub.
- What are the common types of whips?The common types of whips are: the flicker whip, which is for beginners. Then the bullwhip which is suitable for experienced doms only. And lastly the signal whip that has a short and sturdy build.
- How to clean a whip?As for whips’ general cleaning process, you can wash it off by wiping it with a damp towel with soap. For an easier and quicker clean, we suggest using a sex toy cleaner.