Anal Plug Blush Avant Twilight Blue Silicone Stayput Design

What the Avant Twilight is

The Avant Twilight is a one-piece, non-powered silicone anal plug made by blush, built as a beaded shaft on a wide anchor-style base. The carton names the color twilight, the range Avant, and the material Puria platinum silicone with an Ultrasilk finish. There is no motor, no battery door and no charging port anywhere on the piece. You will find it alongside the rest of our sex toys and adult novelties.

The finish is the thing most people notice first. Instead of a single flat color, the silicone is swirled: broad diagonal bands of cobalt blue, soft periwinkle, pale pink and white wrap around the shaft and carry on across the base arms, so the piece reads differently depending on which side is facing you. The banding is irregular rather than repeating, which means individual units in this colorway will not be identical to one another.

The shape, bead by bead

The shaft is built from three beads that step up in width from the tip downward — the manufacturer's feature graphic calls this progressing bead sizes. The topmost bead is small and rounded, the middle bead is noticeably wider, and the third and lowest bead is the widest part of the shaft. Between each bead the silicone pulls in to a narrow groove, so the profile reads as a stack of rounded shapes rather than a continuous taper.

Below the third bead the shaft draws in to a distinctly narrowed neck. The packaging labels that narrowing StayPut design. Under it, the piece flares into what blush calls the AnchorTech base: a wide, flat foot with two slender arms that sweep upward and outward at their ends, giving the bottom of the piece a much broader footprint than the shaft above it. The arms are the same swirled silicone as the rest of the piece, and they flex rather than holding rigid.

Puria, Ultrasilk, StayPut and AnchorTech are blush's own trade names — the first two for the material and its finish, the second two for the narrowed neck and the flared base. They are printed beside small icons on the carton and repeated on the product graphic.

Material and markings

The material is printed on the carton as Puria platinum silicone, described there as a revolutionary silicone and marked phthalate free body safe. A second icon on the same strip reads fragrance & paraffin free, and a third reads IPX7 waterproof. That seven-icon strip appears twice on the packaging — once on the front face beside the display window, and again down the left side panel — and the same set of features is echoed on the manufacturer's product graphic.

Silicone in this class is non-porous, which is the practical reason it is so widely used for items that are cleaned after every use: a non-porous surface has no open structure for residue to settle into, so it washes off rather than soaking in. Ultrasilk is the name the packaging gives the surface finish.

Separately from this product, California's Proposition 65 program is the reason many household and personal items carry a chemical warning label at all. The state's official Prop 65 warnings site (OEHHA) and its chemical fact sheets explain what those warnings do and do not mean. Neither page refers to this item; they are background on the labeling system in general.

Using it and looking after it

Go slowly and use plenty of lubricant. With a stepped shape like this one the widest part is reached last rather than first, and each groove between beads gives a natural place to stop before going further. Silicone is conventionally paired with a water-based lubricant, because silicone-based formulas can soften some silicone surfaces over time; that is the general convention for the material rather than an instruction from blush.

For cleaning, warm water and a mild soap suit a non-porous silicone surface, and the IPX7 mark indicates the piece is sealed against immersion — so it can go under running water rather than only being wiped down. Let it dry fully before it goes away, and the usual convention for silicone is to store it clear of other silicone items so the surfaces are not left pressed together.

Who it suits

This is a graduated plug, so it suits someone who would rather work up through distinct stages than take a single fixed width. The three-bead profile and the narrowed neck are its defining features; anyone who wants a smooth, continuous taper is looking at the wrong shape. Because nothing on it switches on, it is also a reasonable pick for someone who simply does not want a device with a motor, a charger or a control to think about. Have a look at the wider ranges for men and for women if you are comparing shapes.

Adults 18 and over only. Anyone with a relevant medical condition, or who is unsure whether this kind of product is appropriate for them, should speak to a licensed healthcare professional first.

Good to know

• The base arms are continuous with the shaft — the swirl pattern runs straight across the join, so it is a single piece rather than an assembly.
• The colorway is named twilight on the carton; the swirl is blue, periwinkle, pink and white.
• Keep out of reach of children.
• This is an adult novelty item. It is not a medical device and has no medical purpose.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is the Avant Twilight waterproof?

Yes — the carton carries an IPX7 waterproof mark, which indicates the item is sealed against immersion in water. That mark appears twice on the packaging, once on the front face and again on the side panel. In practice it means the plug can be washed under running water rather than only surface-wiped.

What is it made from?

It is made from Puria platinum silicone, which is blush's trade name for the silicone used across the Avant range. The carton marks the material phthalate free and body safe, and a separate icon marks it fragrance and paraffin free. Ultrasilk is the name given to the surface finish.

Does it vibrate or need charging?

No — nothing on the Avant Twilight switches on. There is no motor, no battery compartment, no charging port and no control anywhere on the piece, so there is nothing to charge, replace or power up before use. It is a silicone plug and nothing more.

What do StayPut design and AnchorTech mean?

They are blush's trade names for two features of the shape, printed beside icons on the carton. StayPut design refers to the narrowed neck below the lowest bead, where the shaft pulls in before it meets the base. AnchorTech refers to the base itself — a wide flat foot with two slender arms sweeping upward at their ends, which is what gives the bottom of the piece its broad footprint.

How is this order packaged and shipped?

Every order ships in plain outer packaging with no product imagery and no brand marks, and nothing on the outside describes the contents. It will not show the Gear Isle name.

Product information compiled and reviewed by the Gear Isle product team. We transcribe product specifications directly from manufacturer packaging. Found an error? Tell us.

These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. Adult novelty device for adults 18 and over. Consult a licensed healthcare professional before use, especially if you have a medical condition. Keep out of reach of children.