LoveHoney Black Friday sale 2021: Up to 60% off toys, lingerie and more

Maisie Bovingdon
·Shopping writer
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Lovehoney has launched a sale and we've found all the best bargains. (Getty Images)
Lovehoney has launched a sale and we've found all the best bargains. (Getty Images)

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If you're looking to spice things up a little, now is your opportunity to do so for less.

Online sex toy and lingerie retailer, Lovehoney, has launched its early Black Friday sale and has reduced the price on select items by up to 60%.

As part of the latest deal, Lovehoney is offering big discounts on best-selling toys from big brands including Womanizer, We-Vibe, and Fleshlight as well as some of Lovehoney’s favourites.

Shop the 10 bestselling items in Lovehoney's sale

Lovehoney Deluxe Rechargeable Mini Metallic Massage Wand Vibrator | £27.99 (Was £39.99)

Lovehoney Head Master Double Texture Blow Job Stroker | £4 (Was £9.99)

Lovehoney Power Play 7 Function G-Spot Vibrator | £12.49 (Was £24.99) 

Lovense Lush 2 App Controlled Rechargeable Love Egg Vibrator | £119.99 (Was £139.99)

Lovense Lush 2 App Controlled Rechargeable Love Egg Vibrator
Lovense Lush 2 App Controlled Rechargeable Love Egg Vibrator

Desire Luxury Rechargeable Remote Control Prostate Massager | £39.99 (Was £74.99)

Desire Luxury Rechargeable Remote Control Prostate Massager
Desire Luxury Rechargeable Remote Control Prostate Massager

We-Vibe X Lovehoney Remote Control Clitoral and G-Spot Vibrator | £79.99 (Was £99.99)

We-Vibe X Lovehoney Remote Control Clitoral and G-Spot Vibrator
We-Vibe X Lovehoney Remote Control Clitoral and G-Spot Vibrator

Desire Luxury Rechargeable Clitoral Vibrator | £29.99 (Was £59.99)

Desire Luxury Rechargeable Clitoral Vibrator
Desire Luxury Rechargeable Clitoral Vibrator

Lovehoney Bed Ringer Rechargeable Double Cock Ring | £16 (Was £39.99)

Lovehoney Beaded Sensual Glass Dildo 7 Inch | £12 (Was £29.99)

Lovehoney Triple Tickler Realistic Clear G-Spot Dildo Vibrator | £12.49 (Was £24.99)

Lovehoney Triple Tickler Realistic Clear G-Spot Dildo Vibrator
Lovehoney Triple Tickler Realistic Clear G-Spot Dildo Vibrator

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