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We’ve designed our products to help you explore your body, solo or otherwise. Whether you’re a curious novice or a seasoned explorer, this is for you.
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We’ve designed our products to help you explore your body, solo or otherwise. Whether you’re a curious novice or a seasoned explorer, this is for you.
We deserve to better understand our periods so that we can end the cycle of shame that surrounds menstruation and truly make peace with it.
Have you noticed how your body experiences its own rhythm of changes? These shifts throughout your menstrual cycle create distinct phases, much like nature's seasons. Learning to recognize these "inner seasons" can transform how you understand and care for yourself as your hormones fluctuate.
Like the natural world around us, our bodies move through their own seasonal changes during our menstrual cycle. These hormonal shifts create unique internal phases, often called our "inner seasons," giving us valuable insights into our changing needs and experiences throughout the month.
Our menstrual cycles mirror nature's rhythms, with our hormones creating distinct internal phases similar to the changing seasons. By recognizing these "inner seasons" and their unique characteristics, we can better understand our body's patterns and adapt our routines accordingly.
Just as seasons change, so do our bodies throughout the different phases of our cycles. These hormonal fluctuations create what is called our “‘inner seasons.” Understanding these changes across the menstrual cycle helps us figure out what we’re feeling and how to better care for ourselves.
The societal mandate to "look anywhere but down there" has left many women unfamiliar with what is normal and what may be a sign of a health issue. Vaginal discharge is a dialogue between us and our bodies, and it's time we all start listening.
Our culture is rife with misconceptions and myths about pleasure products and the women who use them. Let's set the record straight.
In many of our Arab households, the idea of a woman putting her needs before the wishes of others can sometimes be met with surprise, if not outright disapproval. But, like any muscle, your “no” gets stronger the more you use it.
FGM, or Female Genital Mutilation, is a practice that leaves deep scars, both physical and emotional, without any health benefits, and it demands our immediate attention and action.
In a culture where female sexuality is shrouded in shame and taboo, exploring your own body can be a radical act of resistance.
While most ovarian cysts are nothing to worry about, it's important to stay informed about potential warning signs.
Welcome to our monthly Q&A series, where we answer your most pressing questions about your sexual and menstrual health.
Explore the science behind post-orgasm discharge: What it is, why it happens, and what it tells you about your sexual well-being.
Every orgasm is as unique as the person experiencing it. Let's explore what happens in the mind and body during these peak moments of pleasure.
The lack of education on vaginal health leaves many women questioning what's normal. Let's explore what vaginal dryness is, what causes it, and what you can do to feel more comfortable.
Our bodies carry so much intergenerational wisdom, but they also hold stress, trauma, and a record of our negative experiences and emotions.
Do you avoid talking to your partner about sex? Have you ever shied away from telling them, for example, about something you’d like to try together? Would you rather give yourself solo orgasms than have to explain to your partner how to bring you to climax? If you answered yes to any of these questions, this is for you.
Just because you're not ready to have kids right now doesn't mean you can't be proactive about your fertility.
Welcome to our monthly Q&A series, where we answer your most pressing questions about your sexual and menstrual health.
If you're someone who suffers from vaginismus, know that there are treatment options available to you and that pain-free sex isn’t impossible.
