Description
Experiencing dry or irritated vaginal tissue? Enchanted Rose is a vulva balm for daily use, which can reduce general irritation and soothe dry skin down there.
This vulvar moisturizer offers a unique blend of organic and natural ingredients to provide support for vaginal skin irritation, redness and dryness.
- Organic soothing relief - non-sticky for use daily or at night to set the mood.
- 100% Natural - safely rejuvenate and rehydrate with no fillers, chemicals, dyes, parabens, phthalates or gluten.
- Formulated and approved by Dr. Amanda Olson, a Pelvic Health Rehabilitation Specialist.
Why It Matters
Experiencing dry or irritated vaginal tissue? Enchanted Rose is a vulva balm for daily use, which can reduce general irritation and soothe dry skin down there.
This vulvar moisturizer offers a unique blend of organic and natural ingredients to provide support for vaginal skin irritation, redness and dryness.
- Organic soothing relief - non-sticky for use daily or at night to set the mood.
- 100% Natural - safely rejuvenate and rehydrate with no fillers, chemicals, dyes, parabens, phthalates or gluten.
- Formulated and approved by Dr. Amanda Olson, a Pelvic Health Rehabilitation Specialist.
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