Sexual wellness starts with feeling comfortable, confident and informed. Explore expert advice and carefully chosen products for lubrication, pelvic floor health, vaginal wellbeing, safer sex and comfortable intimacy.
Explore expert advice and carefully chosen products for lubrication, pelvic floor health, vaginal wellbeing, safer sex and comfortable intimacy.
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Sexual wellbeing is the cornerstone of Sh! because sexual self-esteem, taking care of your sexual self, is just as important as sexual happiness! Browse our sexual wellbeing advice to find out more...
Quick Guide
Explore trusted advice on sexual wellness, including lubricants, painful sex, pelvic floor health, Kegel exercises, menstrual wellbeing and safer sex to help you feel more comfortable and confident.
Sexual wellness is about feeling comfortable, confident and informed about your body.
Lubricant isn't just for dryness -it enhances comfort and pleasure.
Strong pelvic floor muscles support sexual wellbeing.
Your intimate wellbeing changes throughout life - and that's completely normal.
Pain during sex is common, but it isn't something you should simply put up with.
Looking after your sexual health is an important part of sexual wellness.
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Compare the different types of sexual wellness products to find the right solution for your body, comfort and confidence.
Find the right lubricant for every body and every kind of play. From everyday water-based lubes to longer-lasting silicone formulas and specialist options for dryness and menopause.
Strengthen your pelvic floor with Kegel exercisers designed to improve muscle awareness, bladder support and sexual wellbeing.
KEGEL EXERCISERS • PELVIC FLOOR • CONFIDENCE
Support intimate comfort through every stage of life with vaginal trainers, menstrual cups and products chosen for vaginal wellbeing, painful sex, vaginismus and menopause.
Condoms, gloves, dams and safer sex essentials to help protect your health while keeping intimacy comfortable, confident and enjoyable.
Explore products that may help make intimacy more comfortable, including lubricants, vaginal trainers and slim vibrators for dryness, vaginismus and menopause.
GOOD TO KNOW
What people ask about sexual wellbeing and intimacy products.
Absolutely. Lubricants aren't just for vaginal dryness - they make intimacy more comfortable, reduce friction and can increase pleasure for people of all ages. They're particularly helpful during hormonal changes, menopause, or when using sex toys and condoms. Water-based lubricants are a great all-round choice because they're body-friendly and compatible with most toys and condoms.
Yes. Kegel exercisers can help you identify and strengthen your pelvic floor muscles. A healthy pelvic floor supports bladder control, vaginal health and sexual wellbeing, and many people find stronger pelvic floor muscles increase sensation and body awarenessduring intimacy, and can even intensify orgasm. Like any exercise, consistency is key - little and often is usually best.
Vaginal dilators (sometimes called vaginal trainers) are smooth, body-safe inserts used to help the body gradually become more comfortable with penetration. They're often recommended for people experiencing vaginismus, pelvic floor tension or painful sex. Starting with the smallest size, plenty of water-based lubricant and taking things slowly allows you to build confidence at your own pace. We always recommend speaking to a healthcare professional and getting a proper diagnosis before starting dilating.
Menstrual cups are a comfortable, body-friendly alternative to tampons and pads for many people. Made from medical-grade silicone, they're free from the bleaches and fragrances often found in disposable period products. Because they collect rather than absorb menstrual fluid, many users find them comfortable to wear throughout the day, while also becoming more familiar with the natural changes of their menstrual cycle.
Hormonal changes during perimenopause and menopause can affect lubrication, vaginal elasticity and sensitivity, making intimacy feel different from before. Lubricants, vaginal moisturisers and taking more time to build arousal can all help improve comfort. If symptoms are affecting your quality of life, it's worth speaking to your GP or menopause specialist about the support available.
Slim vibrators are ideal for beginners, anyone easing into penetration, or those experiencing discomfort from larger toys. They can also be helpful for people with vaginismus, pelvic floor tension or menopause-related dryness, offering gentle internal stimulation while allowing you to explore what feels good without overwhelming your body.
Barrier protection helps reduce the risk of sexually transmitted infections (STIs) while allowing you to enjoy intimacy with greater confidence. Condoms are suitable for penetrative sex, while gloves and dams provide protection during manual and oral play. They're also useful when sharing sex toys, alongside thorough cleaning between users.
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