The glow-in-the-dark dildo from Lovehoney is a silicone sex toy, translucent and glows in the dark.
This gummy candy look is common with jelly sex toys, but those are toxic, and it’s quite rare to find this type of appearance, which is rather pleasing to the eye, in silicone toys.
And I have to admit that the phosphorescence of this toy strongly influenced my desire to add it to my collection! It doesn’t change anything about the dildo’s effectiveness, of course, but it’s fun.
So here is my review of the Lovehoney glow-in-the-dark dildo.
Sex toy packaging
The packaging is a simple thin cardboard box. Inside, a small transparent plastic bag containing the dildo.
No storage accessories are provided, but for a sex toy costing less than €35, we won’t be offended.
Look of the Lovehoney glow-in-the-dark dildo
The Lovehoney fluorescent dildo has a fairly realistic phallic shape, with a pair of testicles sitting on top of a suction cup. As for the colour, on the other hand, it strays far from natural. In fact, the body of this sex toy, colourless and translucent, reveals a cylindrical core, fluorescent blue. It’s this core that glows in the dark.
It’s phosphorescence, not simple fluorescence. In fact, the core of the dildo doesn’t just reflect light. It “recharges” with light when you shine on it for a while, then glows on its own in the dark. This isn’t the first phosphorescent sex toy we’ve reviewed (see our review of Night Kink by Geeky Sex Toys), and there are even phosphorescent condoms.
You might be wondering whether something that glows in the dark is truly harmless to your health. The answer is simple: you need to be wary of phosphorescent objects dating from the early twentieth century, which owe their glow to radioactive materials. This is sometimes the case with the hands of old alarm clocks, for example. To be sure, just leave the object in the dark for a long time: if its glow eventually fades, then it’s not radioactive. But for everything made nowadays, there’s no danger.
A pink variant of the Lovehoney glow-in-the-dark dildo also exists.
Texture and materials
The Lovehoney glow-in-the-dark dildo is made of silicone, a body-safe material, non-porous and odourless.
It’s flexible, and rather soft.
Using the Lovehoney glow-in-the-dark dildo
The texture of the Lovehoney glow-in-the-dark dildo, quite soft, is very pleasant for penetration. It evokes that of a penis, to a lesser extent than Vixen Creations sex toys, or RealCocks of course, but it’s still fairly similar.
Its suction cup is particularly strong. On a flat and smooth surface, like a table, tiles, or the wall of a shower, it sticks brilliantly, both horizontally and vertically. This adhesion lends itself to many games.
Conclusion on the Lovehoney glow-in-the-dark dildo
The good points:
- The look of this dildo is cool and original, and it glows in the dark!
- It’s made of silicone, a body-safe material.
- Its price is very low: less than €30.
- Its suction cup is very sticky.
The bad points:
- Its look might be a tad kitsch, but apart from that, nothing to report.
The Lovehoney glow-in-the-dark dildo is a nifty little sex toy, body-safe and cheap, with a suction cup that’s as sticky as you could wish. If its fluorescent and phosphorescent look tempts you, go for it, you won’t regret your purchase.
Thanks to Lovehoney for providing us with the gode phosphorescent for this review
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