#Dakota Johnson wants you to give butt plugs as holiday gifts

If Dakota Johnson is your Secret Santa, this Christmas is gonna be a sexy one.

The “Fifty Shades of Grey” actress revealed to InStyle that she’ll be gifting the anal plug designed by sexual wellness brand Maude this year.

“Oh, this is going in everybody’s stocking. Are you kidding? It’s the perfect stocking stuffer,” she told InStyle. “You think your uncle hasn’t wanted a butt plug his entire life? You’re lying.”

Dubbed “Cone,” the anal plug is a dark evergreen color and resembles a Christmas tree — perfect for bringing holiday festivities into the bedroom.

Johnson joined the Maude team as a co-creative director and an investor last year and immediately inquired about anal products, she told the mag.

“I know that there are so many people that are curious about it and, you know, there are so many parts of one’s anus that are erogenous zones that I think could just be fun for people to explore,” she said.

Johnson is one of several celebrity sex toy entrepreneurs: Cara Delevingne is a co-owner of Lora DiCarlo, and Gwyneth Paltrow recently launched her own Goop sex-toy line.

Maude’s goal is to help users explore unchartered parts, hoping that its product line promotes normalizing sexuality, kinks and sex toys, which are often seen as taboo.

“We wanted to create products that also catered to anal sex as a basic part of the sexual experience,” wrote Maude founder and CEO Éva Goicochea in a press release.

Maude’s $30 “Cone” is made with FDA-grade, body-safe silicone that is soft to the touch. The tapered end of the toy and its smaller size makes it the perfect “starter size” for beginners, designed with both men and women in mind to make anal play “really approachable,” Tyler Aldridge, Maude’s director of product, told InStyle.

Johnson encouraged people to get out of their comfort zones and explore new parts of themselves, hoping that the season of giving gifts might come along with a few orgasms, too.

“Just as an anal plug is ‘taboo,’ a lot of women think a vibrator is taboo — and a lot of women can’t orgasm from penetrative sex alone,” Johnson said. “I think that that fact is obviously becoming more well-known, but there are people that I have gifted a vibe to, and it’s been their first vibrator, and that is a very cool thing to do.”

Most people won’t buy sex toys for themselves, Johnson said, so she’s dead serious about sticking plugs in everyone’s stocking this year.

“I think it’s a thing a lot of people don’t want to buy for themselves. First of all, namely, because they’re called ‘butt plugs,’ and everyone’s going to be like, ‘Oh God, I’m not going to buy that. I don’t want that on my credit card statement,’” she said. “But people are more curious than you want to believe they are.”