2-in-1 long-lasting intimate silicone-based lubricant, as #1. Vagina/Labia moisturiser

 #2. Sexual lubricant. Compatible with latex & non-latex condoms.

🌵🌵 RELIEVE SEVERE VAGINAL & VULVAR DRYNESS  Ideal as a vaginal & vulvar moisturiser to relieve moderate to severe intimate dryness due to hormonal changes (eg. menopause, pregnancy, breastfeeding) or medical conditions or laser treatments. 

Relieves sore, burning and/or itchiness in and around your vagina and/or pain during intercourse.

💧💧 This silicone-based moisturiser provides continuous deep hydration of the intimate mucous membranes for 72h, while boosting hydration by 10X, with proven ability to stimulate collagen production.

👩🏻‍🦳 For effective menopausal itch relief, highly recommended to combine with Bain Blanc intimate wash day & night. Bain Blanc is proven to strengthen your 'friendly vaginal flora' (+40% after 72h), that is lacking post-menopausal due to a decrease in estrogen.

👩🏻‍❤️‍💋‍👨🏻 LONG-LASTING INTIMATE PLEASURE  This ultra-fine silicone-based lube last the longest out of any lubricant. It doesn't need to be reapplied as often as water-based lubricants.

▸ safe to use with latex & non-latex condoms / vibrators.

▸ glides well as a sensual massage oil, for long-lasting foreplay.

▸ provides good slip for any penetration sex and oral sex. 

▸ holds up under water, it's the best choice of lube for a steamy shower session.

▸ Doesn't dry out, non-sticky, no mess and stain!

Note: Silicone-based lube is NOT oil-based lube. Oil-based lube like mineral oil, olive oil, coconut oil will degrade latex &  polyisoprene (synthetic rubber) condoms. 

🩺  OTHER APPLICATIONS  Neutral formula using medical-grade silicone oils. It is well suited for gynecological examinations, as body oil and belly oil for pregnant moms.

🌱 100% Fragrance, paraben, colourant and preservative-free. 

FAQ:

1. Why does menopause cause vaginal and vulvar itching?

Vaginal itching and irritation happens as hormonal changes disrupt the vagina’s natural pH balance. Vulvar itching can occur as the intimate skin becomes dry due to fewer vaginal secretions.

2. Is vaginal dryness a common symptom of menopause?

Vaginal dryness is common due to declining estrogen levels, resulting in reduced moisture and elasticity, often leading to pain during sex.

The gential skin of vulva area also tend to become dry and irritated due to reduced vaginal secretions and hormonal changes.

3. Is it common to have sex after menopause?

Yes. In fact, regular sex is one of the best ways to keep the vagina healthy after menopause. It increases blood flow to the vagina, which helps it maintain elasticity. Research shows that that people who are sexually active -- whether by themselves or with a partner -- have milder symptoms of menopause than those who aren’t.

4. Why does sex hurts after menopause?

With decline in estrogen, the vaginal lining

• - thins, shrinks, dries out.
• - becomes less elastic.

Hence, with thinner vaginal tissues, penetration can become painful.  

Using this lube, combined with gentler positions - Spooning /You-sit-on-top /Side-by-side, you can to achieve intimate wellness with enhanced comfort during intercourse.

LOT. BC 01 / EXP 03.2026