The Hitachi Magic Wand is a popular and powerful vibrating massager that is primarily used for relaxation and pleasure. It is known for its intense vibrations that can provide strong sensations. However, some users may find the highest setting to be too intense or overwhelming. That's where the Hitachi Magic Wand frequency adjuster comes in. The frequency adjuster is an accessory that can be attached to the Hitachi Magic Wand to help decrease the intensity of the vibrations. It allows users to customize the level of stimulation to their personal preference or comfort level.
Since the incredible launch of our McBride Sisters Black Girl Magic Riesling, we’ve added a Red Blend, Rosé, Sparkling Burt, Merlot and Zinfandel to our the Black Girl Magic collection. These wines and this label have received so much love from you all! We see your amazing Instagram posts showcasing your Black Girl Magic and that’s the reason we made this brand.
If we were to honor the direct women in our family and the women within our community with a wine to celebrate their beauty and their resilience, what would that label look like. In addition to wanting to honor the women in their family, they also wanted to tribute Black women, from Mayor LaToya Cantrell in New Orleans to countless other queens in different areas, who were making their mark that year and always in all ways.
It allows users to customize the level of stimulation to their personal preference or comfort level. By simply twisting the adjuster, the vibrations can be turned down to a lower frequency, providing a gentler and more controlled experience. The benefit of having a frequency adjuster is that it makes the Hitachi Magic Wand more versatile and suitable for a wider range of users.
Black Girl Magic Wine Creators On The Growth Of Their Brand And How They're Celebrating Black Girl Magic Day
The McBride sisters chat with us about going from one Riesling wine in 2018 to a full collection, book club, 'Dine and Diaspora' program, a fund to uplift Black women winemakers and more.
Courtesy of the McBride SistersWhen the McBride sisters, Robin and Andréa, first came up with the idea for Black Girl Magic Wines in 2018, it was at a time when actual Black girl magic was in full effect. In addition to wanting to honor the women in their family, they also wanted to tribute Black women, from Mayor LaToya Cantrell in New Orleans to countless other queens in different areas, who were making their mark that year and always in all ways. They also wanted to do it on the biggest stage for Black women — ESSENCE Festival.
“There were a ton of amazing milestones and accomplishments happening across all different sectors from entertainment, music, business, politics, academia, all over the board,” Andréa tells ESSENCE. “And when Robin and I were talking about how we wanted to show up at ESSENCE, we were thinking, What could we do to commemorate what is really turning into an amazing year for our community, and in particular Black woman?“
The end result was the Black Girl Magic Wine label. They brought it to New Orleans for ESSENCE Fest 2018, showcasing it at the event’s opening party. The reaction Black women had to seeing the name of the brand on the standout labels and to tasting the wines was overwhelmingly positive. Recalling that time, they say that they were blown away by the response, but not shocked.
“The wine industry has never served Black women wine drinkers, or respected their palette,” Andréa says. “So we knew that there was a massive opportunity to be able to serve her.”
“I think when we did launch at ESSENCE Festival with the one wine, with the Riesling, we knew that people were going to love the wine and it would be well received,” Robin adds. “I think maybe the one thing we weren’t quite prepared for was the immediate volume in demand, but we were very happy and honored with how many people did love them and wanted more.”
Book Club selections – Black Girl Magic Wines
And more is what fans of the brand have received over the years and continue to receive. Much more. Since that launch, the McBride sisters have brought many more flavors and blends to their ever-growing base of supporters. They’ve also branched out to do more than just selling amazing wines, creating events, clubs and opportunities to highlight Black culture, changemakers, and to center wine in all of it. In honor of Black Girl Magic Day, which is Feb. 15th, they have an event with sommelier and The Hue Society founder Tahiirah Habibi. It’s a virtual wine tasting free to the public. Guests are welcome to bring along a bottle of some of the wines that will be sipped on, including the California Sparkling Brut, the California Riesling 2020, California Merlot 2018 and more.
“It’s going to be a joyful experience,” Robin says. “A celebration of Black Girl Magic. And we all have a great time when we’re together. Andréa and I and Tahiirah. We expect to have lots of folks join us while we drink really good wine and have a good time.”
In addition to this, they have a Dine and Diaspora program, partnering with talented Black chefs, having a conversation with them while pairing their dishes with one of the popular Black Girl Magic Wines to trace history through food and drinks. They also have their book club with Simon & Schuster, launched in 2021 but back in the new year. The first two selections for 2022 are Black Joy by Tracey Michae’l Lewis-Giggetts and Speak by Tunde Oyenein. Future book club selections will offer opportunities for the sisters to interview the authors and discuss the books over wine. There’s also new Reserve Wines on the way from California and New Zealand, where the sisters have roots. And for International Women’s Day in March, the McBride Sisters SHE CAN Fund will announce the 2022 initiatives for the professional development fund.
The New Zealand Reserve Wines – Black Girl Magic Wines
What started with just wine has expanded greatly in just a few years — a true example of Black girl magic from Robin and Andréa. They hope the path they’ve been able to pave, and the SHE CAN fund, will make a way for more Black women winemakers to sprinkle their magic within a less than diverse industry. This will allow for the Black woman wine drinker to be fully catered to.
“The wine industry and also, I think the spirits industry, are both sectors that could really benefit from innovation of thought. Innovation of people, innovation of background, innovation of cultures,” Andréa says. “Everybody’s going to bring a different approach to something based on their background and their experience. So we think the future is bright for the wine industry if it can bring in more people of color, more women into these spaces and rooms and places where decisions get made from a macro standpoint. Move the industry forward.”
McBride Sisters Black Girl Magic was cultivated at a time when we were seeing Black women breaking barriers as judges, scientists and in sports and entertainment. Black women were a huge part of the wine industry consumer demographic but were being underserved. If we were to honor the direct women in our family and the women within our community with a wine to celebrate their beauty and their resilience, what would that label look like?
It gives individuals the option to enjoy the benefits of the wand without feeling overwhelmed by its powerful vibrations. Whether someone prefers a softer touch or needs a gentler massage, the frequency adjuster allows for a more customized experience. Although the adjuster can help reduce the intensity, it's important to note that it may also slightly decrease the overall power of the wand. However, this trade-off is often worth it for individuals who are seeking a more gentle or subdued sensation. Additionally, the adjuster is easy to attach and detach, so users can easily switch between different levels of intensity as desired. In conclusion, the Hitachi Magic Wand frequency adjuster is a useful accessory that allows users to customize the level of vibration intensity to their liking. It provides a gentler and more controlled option for individuals who may find the highest setting of the wand too intense. With the adjuster, the Hitachi Magic Wand becomes a versatile and customizable massager that can cater to a wider range of preferences and needs..
Reviews for "The Hitachi Magic Wand Frequency Adjuster: A Revolutionary Toy for Women"
1. Sarah - 2/5 stars - I was really disappointed with the Hitachi magic wand frequency adjuster. I was hoping it would be a game-changer and give me the control over intensity that I was looking for, but unfortunately, it fell short. The adjuster didn't seem to make a noticeable difference in the vibrations, and it was quite difficult to operate. It just felt like an unnecessary addition to an already perfectly good product.
2. Mark - 1/5 stars - I cannot understand why anyone would find the Hitachi magic wand frequency adjuster useful. It was poorly designed and didn't improve my experience with the wand at all. In fact, it made it even more complicated and uncomfortable to use. The vibrations felt weak and inconsistent, no matter how much I tried to adjust the frequency. I ended up removing the adjuster altogether and went back to using the wand without it. Definitely a waste of money.
3. Emily - 2/5 stars - I had high hopes for the Hitachi magic wand frequency adjuster, but unfortunately, it failed to meet my expectations. The adjuster felt flimsy and cheaply made, and it didn't provide the level of customization I was hoping for. The vibrations still felt overpowering, even at the lowest setting, and it didn't really enhance my overall experience. I found myself rarely using the frequency adjuster and using the wand as it is. Ultimately, it felt like a gimmick rather than a useful addition to the wand.