Put it on, slip in, feel the fit
Wear the LoveGlove
Follow, lead, switch roles
Surrender & Play
Invite Your Partner
Two hands, one connection
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How to Use LoveGlove
Switch Hands
Be the hand beneath, then the hand on top. Each role brings its own magic.
Across Laps
or from Behind
Suggested Positions
Try Wearing
Two LoveGloves
Sitting
Side by Side
Follow the Beat
Wear the LoveGlove while dancing. Stand face-to-face, connect your hands palm to palm. Let your hands lead your hips. Let
your hips lead your hands.
your hips lead your hands.
Glove Duet
Wear two gloves.
One on each hand.
Let someone stand behind you, their hands guiding yours from behind.
Seated or standing - enjoy.
One on each hand.
Let someone stand behind you, their hands guiding yours from behind.
Seated or standing - enjoy.
Glove Trio
Two gloves. Three people. One you. One left. One right. Let the movement unfold.
Public Tease
Your discoveries might be part of the next chapter.
We're just scratching the surface.
Wear it at festivals, cafés,
clothing stores, supermarkets, even the office. Let it whisper: “I’m open for connection.”
clothing stores, supermarkets, even the office. Let it whisper: “I’m open for connection.”
Switch Leaders
Let the other guide your hand. Then switch. It is your turn now to lead.
Silent Message
Guide your partner’s hand across your own body — no words, just sensation.
Be soft like a butterfly. Be strong like a bear. Be wild like a lioness. Try everything. Then settle into what your bodies loves most.
Be soft like a butterfly. Be strong like a bear. Be wild like a lioness. Try everything. Then settle into what your bodies loves most.
Source of Love
Place your partner’s hand on areas of your body where you feel loved.
Explore the unexpected: your forehead, your cheek, your neck, your heart, your belly. Noticewhere you feel most loved through touch.
Let the love sink in completely. When the love has fully settled into you, gently move your hand and find a new spot of love.
Explore the unexpected: your forehead, your cheek, your neck, your heart, your belly. Noticewhere you feel most loved through touch.
Let the love sink in completely. When the love has fully settled into you, gently move your hand and find a new spot of love.
Explore
Try. Play. Discover. Share.
Be Mindful
Glove Slow!
Always seek mutual agreement, consent, and a sense of care. Move slowly, give your partner a chance to withdraw consent, and stop, at any moment.
If someone is unsure, slow even more down, check in. Touch begins and ends with trust. If the interaction brings up unpleasant emotions or memories, pause, breathe. Talk. Or simply be held.
If someone is unsure, slow even more down, check in. Touch begins and ends with trust. If the interaction brings up unpleasant emotions or memories, pause, breathe. Talk. Or simply be held.
Seek consent and be trauma-aware—
If the movement feels uncomfortable, subtly offer resistance by gently pulling away.
This can serve as a non-verbal cue, allowing you to express discomfort without interrupting the flow or creating awkwardness.
This can serve as a non-verbal cue, allowing you to express discomfort without interrupting the flow or creating awkwardness.
*Honor your boundaries:
Not to push you!
*The LoveGlove is here to empower you —
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