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Everyday comfort, and comfort when it matters most.


Dryness and irritation don’t just show up during intimacy. Hormonal changes, postpartum, menopause, shaving, workouts and tight clothing can all leave sensitive skin feeling raw. This set covers both sides: a soothing balm for daily external care, and a smooth lubricant for intimacy.


What’s inside

  • Enchanted Rose Organic Feminine Balm (2.3 oz) by Intimate Rose. A plant-based balm for dry, sensitive external vulvar skin, made with organic sunflower, coconut and sea buckthorn oils, calendula, beeswax and essential oils. It’s free of hormones, estrogen, parabens, phthalates and dyes. It was created by a pelvic health physical therapist.

  • Überlube Luxury Lubricant (55 ml). A silicone lubricant with just four ingredients, including vitamin E. It’s long-lasting, non-sticky and leaves no residue. It has no glycerin, parabens, scent or flavor. It’s an FDA-cleared medical device.

How to use

  • Balm: apply a small amount to clean, dry external vulvar skin, morning or night, or after shaving, exercise or intimacy. It’s for external use only.

  • Überlube: one or two pumps as needed during intimacy. It’s also great for preventing chafing during exercise.


Good to know

  • Überlube is safe with latex and polyisoprene condoms, but not polyurethane ones.

  • The balm is oil-based, so use Überlube rather than the balm whenever you’re using latex condoms.

  • Überlube isn’t recommended for couples trying to conceive.

  • Spot-test Überlube on silicone toys or dilators before using it with them.

Dryness Relief Duo: Überlube + Enchanted Rose

$48.98 Regular Price
$43.99Sale Price
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Daphna Ross, PT, PRPC, WCS

Board Certified Specialist

Pelvic and Women's Health Physical Therapy

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