Mood makes entry-level essentials: water-based, sensitive, silicone, warming and tingling lubricants, the Naughty line of silicone anal plugs and trainer plugs, a Pride anal trainer kit, Ultraskyn masturbators and strokers, arousal and enhancement gels, a Frisky G-spot vibrator and a small waterproof bullet.

Which Mood product is good for beginners?

Lubricant: water-based works with every toy and condom ; the silicone formula lasts longer but should not be used with silicone toys; try warming or tingling only after you know a plain formula agrees with you.
Anal play: start with the smallest Naughty plug or the trainer kit, confirm the base is flared, and use plenty of lube.
Strokers: the Pleaser models are the simplest and least expensive; Thrill and Exciter are a step up in texture.
Gels: patch test any arousal or enhancement gel on your inner arm before applying it anywhere sensitive.

The plain Mood water-based lubricant suits almost everyone and every toy. For a first anal toy, the smallest Naughty silicone plug or the Pride anal trainer kit lets you start small and move up gradually. Go slowly and stop if anything hurts.

How do I care for Mood products?

Wash silicone plugs and the vibrator with warm water and toy cleaner before and after use, and pair silicone toys with the water-based lube rather than the silicone formula. Rinse Ultraskyn strokers with warm water and let them dry fully. Keep lubes and gels capped at room temperature.

Mood

Mood is a budget-friendly essentials brand. The range here splits three ways: lubricants in water-based, silicone, warming, tingling and sensitive formulas; the Naughty line of silicone anal plugs and trainer plugs; and Ultraskyn masturbators like Thrill, Exciter and the Pleaser models. Arousal and enhancement gels, a Frisky G-spot vibrator and a small bullet fill in the gaps.

If you are building a first anal kit, pair a Naughty trainer plug with the water-based lubricant.