Sex, masturbation, vibrators, lube and porn have been deemed taboo topics for far too long, but sex = self-care and who doesn't want to feel better about themselves? We’re all grown here, so let’s talk about it!
Major beauty e-tailers such as Cult Beauty, Feel Unique and Boots have all recently set up dedicated sections on their websites devoted to sexual pleasure and wellness after noticing a growing demand from customers that just keeps booming.
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Gallery21 PhotosOver the last year, Feel Unique saw a 115% surge in searches around sex and wellness, and Cult Beauty’s 'female wellness' page became the most visited page at launch. Within 24 hours, all of its Smile Maker vibrators had sold out (the Tennis Coach, G-spot vibrator, proved the most popular).
So there you have it: sex sells – and you shouldn't be afraid of wanting to spice up your sex life, especially during this turbulent old time. Although we know that sex is never going to be a miracle solution for anxiety or depression, the feel-good hormones like dopamine, endorphins, and oxytocin and chemicals that are released during sex can temporarily reduce symptoms of both mental health challenges.
These can in fact boost mood, increase compassion, and help you bond with your partner or with your own body. All things we fiend for in times like these.
If you're living with your partner during isolation and things have turned a little ahem stale in the bedroom, it's never a bad idea to have a trawl around for ways to enhance your sex life. Good sex is great for your relationship and wellbeing so it really is worth putting the time in to spice things up.
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