Lydia Wang

4 weeks ago | womenshealthmag.com | Lindsay Geller |Lydia Wang |Honey Jane Wyatt

Want more tried and tested recommendations from the Editors of Women’s Health? Sign up to our new weekly newsletter The Edit. Click here to subscribe. At Women's Health, we stand by the belief that you don’t need a partner to experience the benefits of oral sex. Beloved sex toy brands like LELO, Womanizer, and others have made serious advancements in tongue-mimicking tech, so it's totally possible to enjoy the feeling of someone going down on you — no human mouth required.

1 month ago | womenshealthmag.com | Naydeline Mejia |Lydia Wang |Honey Jane Wyatt

Lube is to anal sex what communication is to a healthy relationship: vital. Without lubrication, anal sex isn’t just less pleasurable, but is often painful — and just like any other kind of sex, anal shouldn't be painful. But with lube, proper prep and a little patience, anal play can be downright orgasmic. When choosing the best anal lube, the slicker, the better.

1 month ago | womenshealthmag.com | Lydia Wang |Sabrina Talbert |Honey Jane Wyatt

If you've heard anything about remote control vibrators (or app-controlled vibrators, for that matter), you might know that these are great sex toys for long-distance couples looking to keep the spark alive. But did you know that these handy, high-tech toys can be equally beneficial for anyone engaging in a little solo play, or even couples in the exact same place? What do remote control vibrators do?

2 months ago | womenshealthmag.com | Lydia Wang |Lexi Inks

When you’re performing cunnilingus, it can be oh-so-tempting to just slide down your partner’s body or kneel in front of them. And there’s nothing wrong with this classic position—or the others that might be in your oral rolodex, like face-sitting or 69. But what if I told you there’s an oral sex move that might make the entire sexperience even more comfortable for the giving partner, and more pleasurable for the recipient? Enter: The Kivin method.

2 months ago | womenshealth.com.au | Lydia Wang

If you’ve ever given or received oral sex (or done both at the same time), you probably have a position or two that usually work for you. And while it can be easy, convenient, and efficient to end up in the same configuration time after time, there are just as many ways to have oral sex as there are to have intercourse—and there’s a solid argument for shaking up your routine. ‘The thing that happens, especially in long-term relationships, is people tend to revert to a default.