Sexual Health

How often do women have sex? What is a “normal” frequency to have intercourse? Do I have too much or not enough sex drive? For many people, including women, female sexuality is a big unsolved mystery.

Women's intimate parts are more sensitive to infections. The skin is more delicate, it gets exposed to more bacteria, and it is by nature warm and humid, the ideal mold for bacteria to proliferate.

When Indiana Jones risked life and limb in his search for the Holy Grail, women around the world collectively high-fived each other (at least mentally) and shouted ‘Now he knows how we feel’, although in our case the Holy Grail is not a chalice –it’s the elusive G-Spot.

This year, Smile Makers was a proud partner to the race La Parisienne in Paris. This 100% feminine run is a 6.7 km race connecting the most beautiful spots in Paris. And most importantly, it is a charity event raising money for research to fight breast cancer.

Cancer sucks. The physical, emotional, and psychological impact of the disease on the wellness of those that experience cancer sucks. There is so much heaviness, that it’s no surprise a taboo topic such as sexual wellbeing gets deprioritized following a cancer diagnosis. Here, we share some knowledge and advice on sex and cancer.

It goes without saying that having an orgasm feels great, but did you know that masturbation is also good for your skin? Incorporate it into your daily skincare routine and you will begin to see the many benefits an orgasm can bring to your life. Read on for some great tips to have clear skin.

For some women, orgasms are a unicorn that rarely deigns to visit. And for the rest of women who experience orgasms, it is rarely on an ongoing and steady basis.

It is not news anymore, yoga is today what fitness was to the 80's. More than just a physical practice, it has become a real lifestyle crossing body, mind and spirit.