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Dermatologically tested

Plenty of people experience squirting during orgasm, and plenty of people don’t. Both experiences are entirely normal. That’s because bodies are all unique and can work in different ways, there's no right or wrong way to experience pleasure! For those who do experience squirting, it's often linked to stimulation of the G-spot. However, it's important to note that the existence (and more so, the exact location) of the G-spot in people with vulvas is still a subject of scientific debate. Want to try your hand at squirting? Here’s how to give it a go! Relaxation is key, so create a comfortable environment. Use your fingers or a sex toy to penetrate the vagina and focus on stimulating the front wall. When it feels as if you might want to pee, you’re at the right spot. Keep stimulating that spot and combine it with stimulation of the clitoris for added intensity. If you can fully relax and give in to all the sensations, there’s a chance you might squirt while orgasming. If this doesn’t work for you, no worries. Not everyone squirts, and that's perfectly normal.