Je Joue

Our Range of Je Joue Toys

Four shapes carry the name at Heather's, and the low-frequency motor sits behind the vibrating ones.

• Type: Rabbit. Where it works: Inside and on the clitoris at the same time. Who it suits: You know you like both at once.
• Type: Clitoral. Where it works: External, on and around the clitoris. Who it suits: A calm place to start.
• Type: Wand. Where it works: External, over a wider area. Who it suits: You want spread and reach.
• Type: Kegel. Where it works: Inside, in short sessions. Who it suits: Pelvic floor practice.

Rabbit vibrators

A rabbit does two things at once, with a shaft that sits inside you and an arm that rests against the clitoris. The low rumble comes through on both ends and the material is body safe. It suits you if you already know you like internal and external together, and it's a sensible first buy if you want one toy doing both jobs.Browse rabbit vibrators.

Clitoral vibrators

External toys made for the clitoris, small enough to hold in one hand and rest where you want them. Nothing goes inside, the controls stay simple and the low frequency means the sensation reads as deep for something this small. It's a calm place to start with the brand.Browse clitoral vibrators.

Wand vibrators

A wand is a broad head on a handle. The head spreads the sensation over a wider area and the handle gives you reach, so your wrist stays out of an awkward angle. It's external, and plenty of women use one on shoulders and legs as well.Browse wand vibrators.

Kegel trainers

Weighted inserts you hold with your pelvic floor for a few minutes at a time. Sets usually step up in weight so you can move on when one starts to feel easy. There's no medical claim here. It's practice you can keep up, with body-safe material, a wash before first use and a wash after every use.Browse kegel trainers.

Other Je Joue shapes

The rest of what's in stock sits inside the wider vibrator range, in shapes made for holding against you or using inside.Browse vibratorsto see them next to everything else.

Je Joue FAQs

The three things women look up about this brand before they buy, starting with the name.

What does "je joue" mean?

Directly translated from French, Je Joue means I play.

That's the brand's own wording on its story page. The company is British design under a French name, and the thinking behind it is that play has a place in a healthy sex life. It carries into how the toys are made: 100% body safe, vegan and cruelty-free. If material is the part you're weighing up,body-safe materials explainedcovers what that means in practice.

How do you pronounce "je joue"?

It's a French phrase, so it's said the French way. Je Joue doesn't publish a pronunciation guide on its own site.

The official pages explain what the name means and leave the sounds alone, so any spelled-out version you've come across is somebody's guess. It's two short French words, je and joue, and it's written as two words even though plenty of people search for it as one. Nobody's testing you at checkout, and the part worth getting right is which shape suits you.

What kind of toys does Je Joue make?

Vibrators mainly, in external and internal shapes, plus kegel training sets.

The brand's own range covers:

• rabbit vibrators that work inside and on the clitoris at once
• clitoral vibrators for external use
• bullets, which are small and pinpoint
• G-spot shapes with a curved tip
• vibrating rings for couples
• kegel training sets

Heather's stocks the rabbit, clitoral and wand shapes along with kegel, and the rest of what's here sits in the wider vibrator range. The vibrating shapes all use the low-frequency motor the brand is known for, so the feel carries across them.