Self Disclosure Intimacy Serum
Pleasure starts with feeling safe.

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For self-pleasure, deep moisture, and letting go—one stroke at a time.
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A gynecologist-tested intimacy serum that softens your most sensitive skin—while inviting you back into connection with it.
Lightweight, body-safe, and stress-aware, it supports relaxation and sensation without pressure.
Use it for self-pleasure, partnered intimacy, or just to feel more like you in your own body.
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- Gynecologist-tested and safe for your most sensitive places
- Reduces friction, supports ease and sensation
- Formulated for calm—stress melts on contact
- Deeply hydrating, never greasy
- Naturally scented. 95.5% organic
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Ingredients that feel like care, everywhere.
Because pleasure starts with safety—and your skin knows the difference.
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COPAIBA BALSAM
Soothes irritation and melts tension to help your body exhale.
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SCHISANDRA FRUIT
This adaptogen softens stress and heightens sensation.
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SAFFLOWER OIL
Deep hydration without heaviness—just soft, healthy skin.
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ARNICA MONTANA FLOWER
Calms sensitivity and supports recovery after touch.
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VITAMIN E
Strengthens your barrier and seals in moisture.
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GRAPEFRUIT PEEL OIL
Energizes skin and awakens your senses.

Clinically Tested. Nervous-System Approved.
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🔬 21 people, ages 18–24, participated in a 4-week study.
📌 *Percentages reflect a subset of participants interested in that specific use.

Somatic Sensory Ritual
Protection can feel like disconnection— even numbness.
Guarding against closeness can look like tension, shallow breath, or pulling away from your own touch.
Let softness lower your guard—so feeling good can feel safe again.
FAQs
How To Use
Step 1: Use the dropper and dispense onto tense areas or erogenous zones in need of tender touch and safe stimulation. Massage gently into your neck, breasts, inner thighs while focusing on relaxing your muscles.
Step 2: Apply liberally externally, as needed for self-pleasure or pre- or post- intercourse to delicate skin folds. Use your fingers to softly stimulate with lingering strokes for deeper relaxation and enhanced sensation.
Step 3: Breathe deeply into your pelvic floor (aka the muscles that hold your pee and emotions), letting the breath expand and release tension to make space for practicing pleasure.
Full List of Ingredients
Carthamus Tinctorius (Safflower) Seed Oil, Copaifera Officinalis (Balsam Copaiba) Resin, Schisandra Chinensis Fruit Extract, Tocopherol (Vitamin E), Arnica Montana Flower Extract, Helianthus Annuus (Sunflower) Seed Oil, Citrus Grandis (Grapefruit) Peel Oil, Caprylic/Capric Triglyceride.
Sustainability Features
Made with only eight intentionally sourced ingredients, 95.5% certified organic/natural
Sustainable glass sourced from Europe to minimize carbon footprint
Local Impact:
Formulated and manufactured in the USA in solar-powered facilities all under one roof minimizing transportation, reduces energy use, and lowering our carbon footprint.
Low Energy, High Impact:
We use cold processing for our formulas, which conserves energy and keeps carbon emissions to a minimum.
Why Is It Called Self Disclosure?
- Sexual shame exists and feeling unsafe in your own body doesn’t feel good. Getting intimate with yourself (from processing feels to physical touch) creates a comfy space for exploration.
- This emotional stress can lead to pain, discomfort, and the absence of sexual agency in the pursuit of pleasure. When you don’t feel safe, it’s harder for you to relax, ease into vulnerability, and feel aroused — this can make sexual activity uncomfortable and even painful.
- Being intimate requires vulnerability, a gentle and loving self-touch, and is vital in creating closeness with yourself, especially before others.
- Our serum is created with ingredients that help to soothe the nervous system, reduce stress, and act as an aphrodisiac.
What Is Self Disclosure In Psychology?
Self-disclosure refers to the process of revealing personal, intimate information about oneself to others. Self-disclosure is considered a key aspect of developing closeness and intimacy with others, including friends, romantic partners, and family members.
Is Self Disclosure A Lubricant?
This intimacy serum has not been approved by the FDA as a medical-grade lubricant. It is gyno-tested and intentionally created to help alleviate pre/post sex discomfort, externally stimulate pleasure, and promote physical exploration.
What Is An Adaptogen?
Adaptogens are components of herbal medicines that have been used for hundreds of years in various cultures to improve the body's resilience in dealing with physical and emotional stresses.
How Much Should I Use Per Session?
Try 2-3 drops on external genitals, or other sensitive areas on your body that you’d like to explore and nourish. Then go where the mood takes you.
Can I Use Self Disclosure With A Condom Or Latex Toy?
We do not recommend using the intimacy serum with latex condoms or silicone toys. Your favorite hand or fingers will do the trick.