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Mauj Products
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 think of desire as something that just spontaneously happens – and usually to men – but this could not be farther from the truth.
In the Arab world, we grow up learning that a woman's virtue is inextricably linked to her virginity, and that the family honor rests on her shoulders – or, more precisely, between her legs.
“PCOS is not the untamable beast we’ve been told it is,” explains Dr. Heather Eade, a naturopathic physician. It’s time we rethought the treatment of one of the most common conditions affecting women today.
Everybody is different, and we each have our own sexual preferences, so expecting your partner to know exactly what you like without communicating it to them is just setting yourself up for disappointment.
In a healthy relationship built on trust and safety, there is no space for guilt, threats, or being manipulated into doing anything you don’t want to do, even if it’s with your life-long partner.
Ask almost any couple, and you'll find that one partner usually wants sex more often than the other – and it's not always the one you'd expect.
In a world intent on disconnecting you from your body and your inner truth, reconnecting and reestablishing that trust is one of the most radical acts of resistance. One way to do that is through sensual self-care.
At Mauj, we talk a lot about what it means to be sexually satisfied, its importance, and how we can improve our sex lives. How you have sex – i.e. the positions – can play a big role in deepening the emotional connection between two partners and this is key to sexual satisfaction.
At its core, foreplay is an expression of desire and vulnerability. It’s a space that allows for exploration, discovery, and a deeper connection.
If we were not taught about sex and relationships, chances are we were also never taught about consent either, whether it's how to give it or how to receive it.
We get it; pretending to have an orgasm is sometimes easier than having an honest – but difficult – conversation with your partner about pleasure.
1 in 10 women have PCOS, yet up to 70% of them remain undiagnosed while countless others are incorrectly diagnosed with the syndrome.
We get a lot of questions about self-pleasure, and one that often comes up is whether or not it affects “virginity”.
Deciding to explore pleasure products is a big step for a lot of women, especially in our part of the world.
Here are some tips to guide you as you choose the best pleasure product for you.
With more and more options on the market, choosing the right lubricant for you can feel overwhelming. Here are some tips to help get you started.
Preparing for your first sexual experience with a partner can feel very overwhelming and foreign. You may find yourself not knowing where to start, what to do first, and what positions to try. Don’t worry; we’ve got you!
During menstruation, our wombs are shedding and regenerating. This is a beautiful invitation to do the same, connecting more deeply with ourselves and consciously shedding and releasing that which doesn’t serve us anymore.
Taking penetrative sex off the menu for a while can help you find new ways to be intimate and sensual with a partner, strengthen your bond, and prolong your sexual experience as you enjoy every aspect of each other. Here are our tips.
While most of us are familiar with the circadian rhythm, which is shared by both men and women and is a 24-hour biological clock governing functions like our sleep, the infradian rhythm is unique to women and far less studied.
Supporters of the G-spot describe it as a spot of increased sensitivity, located on the inner front wall of the vagina (towards the belly button), while deniers claim it’s nowhere to be found. So which one is it?
