Sexual Health

As a sexual wellness brand that never sells in sex shops, we know first-hand how broaching the topic of female sexuality can be met with shock, awe, discomfort and confusion.

Maybe sex is painful for you. Or maybe you used to have a high libido and now you barely want to have sex with your partner and you don’t know what has gone wrong?

According to Debby Herbenick, professor at the Indiana University School of Public Health, good sex for women is the absence of pain, not the occurrence of pleasure. The scale we use to evaluate our sexual experience is telling.

Developing intimate lubricants for women, we researched the physiological mechanisms at play in women’s lubrication during sex.

To create the best vibrators for the female orgasm, we work on an on-going basis with sexologists, which enables us to also ask them YOUR questions on female sexuality.

Throughout 2018 you didn’t have to look very far to see that conversations about sex and the body were moving away from heteronormative culture and more to the Self.

Vibrators for women are pointless tools if we don’t know our body. This is why we regularly work with sexologists to bring educated reads on female sexuality. This week, let's talk women's sexual anatomy.

Tantra, tantric sex… It sounds very exotic, and definitely intriguing, but what is it really about? To answer this question, we decided to go ask experts, people who actually practice tantra and can share with us more about this fascinating practice.