Je Joue Ami Fuchsia - Progressive Kegel balls
The Je Joue Ami come in threes, and their logic runs counter to expectation: the first is the largest and the lightest, the third the smallest and the heaviest. Fifty-four grams for one, ninety-nine for the other. So the progression is not towards bigger, but towards denser and harder to hold.
Why choose the Ami
- Three balls in the set — the progression comes included: nothing else to buy afterwards.
- From 54.4 g to 99.2 g — the weight rises while the size falls, which makes each step more demanding.
- Ami 1, the most accessible — 39 mm and 54.4 g: the largest, and so the easiest to hold.
- Ami 2, double and elongated — 79.5 mm for 72.6 g, the intermediate step.
- Ami 3, the densest — 70.6 mm but 99.2 g: the smallest and by far the heaviest.
- Two to three times a week — the recommended rhythm, around twenty minutes to begin.
How to use it
- Clean all three balls before the first use.
- Begin with Ami 1, even if you think you can manage more: it is the programme’s reference point.
- Coat generously with water-based lubricant before insertion.
- Keep it in for around twenty minutes, two to three times a week.
- Only move to the next ball once the current one holds without effort.
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Care and precautions
Clean before and after each use with warm water and a suitable cleaner, then dry completely. Stick to water-based lubricant, which suits silicone. These balls are an exercise and pleasure accessory, not a medical device, and no health effect is attributed to them here. Stop in case of discomfort, pain or a feeling of heaviness.
Frequently asked questions
Which one should I start with?
Ami 1, the largest and the lightest, whatever your experience.
Why is the smallest the heaviest?
That is the logic of the programme: as the size falls, the density rises, and the exercise becomes more demanding.
What rhythm should I follow?
Two to three times a week, around twenty minutes to begin, extending gradually.
When should I move to the next one?
Once the current ball holds without the slightest effort, and not before.
Which lubricant should I use?
A water-based formula, applied generously before insertion.
SoPigalle tip: do not skip a step because the first feels easy. That is exactly what it should be — an exercise that takes visible effort on day one is an exercise you abandon in week two.