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In a course called \"user-centred product design\", my aim was to develop an aesthetic sex toy for men that would remove the taboo from the subject and at the same time open up new concepts for circularity in the hygiene sector. To begin with, I analyzed existing products, talked to a store owner and read scientific papers on the subject of sexuality. I then defined market segments and worked out possible weaknesses of competing products. This crystallized the need for an independent design language without sexist references to the female body - combined with good cleanability, variants for different penis sizes and a focus on sustainability.<\/p>\n\n\n