S-HANDE Betty Lipstick Review

I have a soft spot for a toy that lies about what it is. There’s something satisfying about a vibrator that could sit on a bathroom shelf, in a handbag, or on a hotel nightstand and read as nothing more than a tube of lipstick. 

GITMPLAYBOOK builds toys for people buying their first one, the kind of shopper who wants a bit of guidance and no intimidation. 

I’m not that shopper, but the last time I tried anything with an electrical element it was the BDSM Zapper, and that turned out to be a bit much for both of us. 

A gentler, lower-key take on that idea was genuinely appealing, so I was curious to see what a beginner-friendly version of e-stim actually felt like.

The toy in question is the Betty Lipstick.

How we tested Betty Lipstick?

I ran it solo first, working through the vibration modes and the microcurrent, and trying it on my nipples, my clit, and around my vulva. 

Then Luka and I used it together, both as a quick addition in the moment and as part of a longer, slower session. 

As always, we wanted to see where it actually fit rather than where the box said it should. 

Betty Lipstick review in short

Things we like about Betty Lipstick

Looks exactly like lipstick and is easy to carry. Strong buzzy vibration. The twin metal balls at the tip feel nice and cold and work well for running along both sides of the clit. Excellent for teasing and edging with a partner.

Things we disliked about Betty Lipstick

Unfortunately the microcurrent function did nothing for me. And like a lot of strong bullets, it tips over into too much the moment I come, so it isn’t one for lingering. 

Key takeaway from Betty Lipstick review

A cute, strong little bullet. The microcurrent is an interesting idea that did not land for me, but the cold metal tip and the intensity make it useful for edging. Good for beginners who want something discreet and simple, and still handy for experienced users who like a powerful, pocket-sized vibe.

Betty Lipstick box contents and unboxing

It comes in a simple box with a magnetic USB charger and a storage pouch. The instruction card is entirely in Chinese with no English translation, which was annoying. I had to look up how the buttons worked.

Betty Lipstick size, weight and material

Closed, Betty is 4.09 inches (10.4 cm) long and 0.94 inches (2.4 cm) wide, which really is about the size of a chunky lipstick. 

The cap pops off like the real thing to reveal the business end, which measures 1.73 inches (4.4 cm) long and 0.79 inches (2 cm) wide.

At the very tip sit two small metal balls, each about 0.25 inches (0.6 cm), with a gap between them. 

These are where a lot of the character of the toy lives, both for the feel and for the microcurrent. 

The body is made of body-safe silicone and plastic, and there’s a single button to run everything.

Betty Lipstick features

Everything runs off one button. A long hold turns it on and off. From there, a single press cycles through the nine vibration modes, three steady speeds and six patterns. 

A double-click switches it over into the microcurrent mode, which has three settings of its own. 

The vibrations are strong and buzzy rather than deep and rumbly, and the strength holds up across every mode, even the lower ones have real power behind them. 

The microcurrent is the second function. It’s a gentle e-stim delivered through the two metal balls at the tip, tuned mellow, which fits a beginner toy and makes sense for safety. 

Microcurrent is one of those things that varies from person to person, since how much you feel depends on skin, moisture, contact, and your own sensitivity, so some people notice a clear tingle where others feel very little. It’s also easily masked by strong vibration.

The metal tip does double duty beyond the microcurrent. The two balls feel cool against the skin when you first touch them, and they’re precise in a way a broad silicone tip isn’t. 

The gap between them is wide enough to rest one on each side of the clit at once.

Our experience using Betty Lipstick

Using Betty Lipstick Alone

Solo I used it on my clit, my nipples, and around the rest of my vulva. The vibration is strong right from the lowest setting. When I pressed the metal tip against my clit the cold balls felt good and the pinpoint contact was precise. 

Running it up and down both sides of my clit at once worked especially well. It got me there quickly, but the second I came the intensity became too much and I had to pull it away. There is no lingering with this one. 

I also tried the microcurrent mode on its own and combined with vibration. I could not feel the microcurrent at all. It is tuned so mild that the strong buzzy vibration completely covers it. 

Using Betty Lipstick Together

With Luka this toy worked best as a teasing tool rather than a finisher. He would run the cold metal tip over my clit and nipples, bringing me close and then pulling it away before I could come. 

The same intensity that makes it too much after orgasm solo is perfect for edging when someone else is controlling it. 

We tried it during a couple of longer sessions and it kept me worked up without letting me finish until he decided I could. 

During a quickie it also added a strong clit sensation while he was fucking me, but we both preferred the slower teasing version.

Is Betty Lipstick a loud toy?

Not especially. It sits at about the noise level of any regular bullet, nothing that stands out for the size. It does get a bit louder on the higher settings.

How to charge Betty Lipstick?

It charges with a magnetic USB cable. Full charge takes about two hours and it runs for up to 80 minutes.

How to clean Betty Lipstick?

Betty is splash and rinse safe, so warm water and mild soap on the tip does the job, but I wouldn’t submerge it. A quick wipe and rinse is all it needs. 

As always, stick to water-based lube, since oil-based breaks down silicone over time. 

Special considerations when using Betty Lipstick?

The microcurrent, even as gentle as it is, carries the usual e-stim cautions. Anyone with a pacemaker or other implanted electronic device, a heart condition, or epilepsy, and anyone who is pregnant, should skip the microcurrent function or check with a doctor first. 

For anyone with reduced genital sensation, whether from nerve damage, neuropathy, or another condition, the strong buzzy vibration may actually be a point in its favor, since it’s forceful enough to register where gentler toys don’t. 

On the flip side, for anyone with heightened sensitivity or a condition that makes strong vibration painful, Betty runs powerful even on its lowest setting and has no truly soft option to ease in with.

The size and single-button operation make it easy to hold and control for anyone with limited hand strength, arthritis, or reduced dexterity, there’s nothing fiddly about running it once it’s in hand. 

Final words

Betty is a cute, clever little thing, and I wanted to love the microcurrent more than I did. The idea of a soft, beginner-friendly answer to e-stim is a good one, it just didn’t reach me, and your mileage may genuinely vary there. 

What I can vouch for is the vibration, which is strong and reliable, and that lovely cold twin-ball tip.

If you want a discreet bullet that packs a punch and doubles as a partner’s favorite instrument of torment, Betty earns her spot. 

Where to buy Betty Lipstick?

You can get the Betty Lipstick directly from the GITMPLAYBOOK website for $79.99 (discounted from $109.99 at the time of writing.)