Who would have guessed that gwynys Paltrow would have run for Christian Gray's money?
If the star's new Goop problem is any sign, 43-year-
The old actress has a weird side and she recommends a lot of sex toys for her readers.
But they will cost you.
Gwynnie's sex toy shopping guide includes everything from $535 whip to an average of six different vibrators over $200.
It's not clear yet whether gwynis himself really speaks from experience when recommending these products, although the guide promises to include "some of our favorites for all scenarios ".
Most eyebrow-
Raise on the list-
This is a high honor given the theme --is a 14-
Karat gold dildo of Lelo.
(There is also a silver version for $7,900, which is cheaper.
) The price is particularly surprising as it is not actually a solid gold block, just gold-
Plating, it also has no vibration.
The website that sold it explains that it's perfect for those who understand that you can't price happiness.
But if those five
Gwen's digital price is out of budget, and she does have cheaper dildo advice: the $150 African blood Stone "love Wande", she said, "Love Wande"
And, of course, she's higher.
Six options for technology and vibrators.
The most expensive is another 24-
Karatgold option for Lelo: $399 "double sofa" massage shop.
"Because sharing means caring," the star joked about the vibrator, which is designed to be worn on a woman and is remote --controlled.
Despite her repeated suggestions for gold
However, there is no practical interest in electroplating toys, buying parts with expensive precious metals. Also remote-
The one under control is Je Joue DuaG, $156-
Spot and clitoral vibrators can be adjusted through the app on your partner's phone.
The settings include "pulse", "rhythm" and "purr ".
In addition, there is also a $149 Jimmyjane waterproof atmosphere (Gwyneth said, "it's awesome in the tub"), the $139 Lelo Tor 2 vibrating ring, gwyneth said, the $219 Duet 8 GB Lux has a gold handle that can be engraved with a variety of sweets.
The actress seems particularly fond of things that can be engraved with letters or letters, as they often appear in her gift guide.
Another vibrator on the list is packed in a $189 "happy set" with a silk restraint, hand guard and a bright red eye mask.
The star described a different set as "light BDSM starter kit" for just $37 with eye covers, oars, feathers and handcuffs. 99.
As for feathers-
This can also be bought by yourself.
Grace suggested appropriate.
Feather "tickler" for $69 ".
For the truly eccentric, she offers a $395 Kiki de Montparnassesilver vibration necklace with pendants that can also be turned into "independent" nipple clips.
The star stood out on the list for $535 in broker whip and $19. 95 to $24.
95 Wa balls that can be used to tighten the bottom of the basin.
In addition, on the theGoop issue, there is also an article on sexual satisfaction, which is the exclusive "erotic theater" in Los Angeles, as well as lubrication --
The star said she thought a lot recently.
After watching an episode of Netflix's Grace and Frankie, she and her team first began to wonder about the ingredients in the lubricant, and in this episode, played byLily Tomlin's
We have never considered the composition of the lubricant, in fact it is super toxic (one of the most popular options is to have p-ester), she wrote on her website: "In theory, we put it in the most vulnerable and permeable part of our body. ".
It seems that out of concerns about the reader's vaginal health, gwynis recruited a doctor.
Maggie NI's colleague
Director of the women's clinic at the Akasha Center in Santa Monica, California, asked her to share advice on fighting vaginal dryness and finding the right lubricant. Dr.
Preservatives parabens were found in most lubricants, which can "interfere with our normal, rhythmic, hormonal processes," Ney said ".
She said the disease also causes problems with cancer and reproductive health.
She pointed out that the Food and Drug Administration has announced that the content of p-Ester in lubricating oil is too low and toxic to the body --but Dr.
Whether or not this toxicity can cause problems over time.
She also pointed out that many of the components of lubes, such as glycerin, propylene glycol, glucose chlorhexidine, etc. , can lead to yeast infection, stimulation and vaginal infection.
What is lubricating oil?
A girl or a man who loves?
Gwynnie has a solutionHer go-
This is a rule of thumb for MD: "If it is safe to eat, it is usually safe to apply.
Organic coconut oil, olive oil, aloe vera gel or almond oil are healthy alternatives that can increase lubrication and reduce health risks.
The only problem is that they cannot be used with condoms because they reduce the effectiveness of latex.
But while coconut oil is a hot choice for health
Conscious collaborators, this is not without risk. Dr.
Ney admits that this may "disrupt vaginal florals" for some, but repeated trials can help women find the most effective way for them.
As for the problem of vaginal dryness, first of all, doctor
There are a lot of things that can cause this problem, writes Ney.
Vaginal dryness is a natural symptom of aging, she said, but added that vaginal estrogen can reverse this in this case.
Other reasons that may need to be considered are Labor, medication, stress, fatigue, flushing, scented soap, and of course, not enough foreplay.
She usually stays hydrated and gets a lot of Omega-
3 fatty acids from foods such as flax seeds, pumpkin seeds, wild salmon and sardines-
Just may not be appropriate before intimacy. Dr.
In fact, Ney did a fairly in-depth study of the problem of vaginal dryness, specifically writing a few paragraphs to diagnose vaginal dryness, and the reasons for fighting vaginal dryness --
Less than much. and fixing it.
She also talked about the use of condoms, she said --
Except for latex allergies or the use of built-in condomsin lube —
They don't hurt us.
"Condoms are very important and I definitely feel that the benefits of condoms (while preventing sexually transmitted infections and pregnancy) far outweigh the risk of exposure to these chemicals and toxins," she said.
Gwynis himself has publicly expressed support for condoms in the past, and even included a $42 condom dispenser in the holiday gift guide in 2015.
"Design carefully and take safety behavior seriously," she wrote . ".