Get Your Lady Bits Back In The Game

Something changed down there and nobody warned you. Here's the short version of what's going on — and what you can actually do about it.

Estrogen is a big part of what keeps your intimate skin soft, supple, and comfortable. As it naturally dips in midlife and beyond, the skin that used to take care of itself can start to feel dry, less supple, and — honestly — just not quite like itself.

Things feel drier down there. The comfort you used to take for granted now comes with an asterisk. On a Tuesday. For no particular reason.

Sex isn't the easy "yes" it used to be. When things feel dry, intimacy can slide from "heck yes" to "maybe later" —and nobody wants to live in maybe-later.

Your body feels a little less reliably yours. It has opinions now. Strong, inconvenient, often badly-timed opinions.

Things just feel "off," and you can't put your finger on it. This isn't a hygiene thing. It's a balance thing. Intimate skin has its own natural equilibrium, and when estrogen dips, that balance can tip.

The common thread running through all of it? Estrogen... specifically, the natural dip in it.

Estrogen does a lot more than you knew.

It's a big part of what keeps the intimate skin of your vagina and vulva feeling soft, comfortable, and in balance. The good news: that skin is still responsive. Estriol is a well-known, naturally-occurring hormone — gentle, and made for intimate skin care. Applied directly to the vulva and labia, it helps intimate skin feel soft, supple, and naturally balanced again. One hormone. A remarkably wide jurisdiction.

That's what's in Silky Peach Cream.

Bioidentical estriol — matched to the structure of the estrogen your body already knows — in a formula that's 83% organic and paraben-free.

Order a bottle and you'll also get an invitation to our community of women who've been right where you are. They found their way back to comfortable. So can you.

We've got your back. And your vagina.

INGREDIENTS:
Deionized Water, Shea Butter*, Beeswax*, Sunflower Seed Oil*, Mango Butter*, Stearic Acid, Glycerin*, Lactobacillus, Leuconostoc/Radish Root Ferment Filtrate, Aloe Barbadensis Leaf Juice, Phenoxyethanol, Xanthan Gum, Coconut Fruit Extract, Estriol, Potassium Sorbate, Tocopheryl Acetate, Glycerin, Sodium Hydroxide, Cucumber Peel Extract, Gluconolactone, Sodium Benzoate. (*Organic)
Paraben Free

SUGGESTED USE:
For best results, apply 2 pumps of cream directly onto the labia daily. Best applied at night so it has time to sink in.

Why does intimate skin start to feel dry?

Estrogen is what keeps intimate skin feeling comfortable and happy. As women get older, estrogen levels naturally dip — and when they do, the skin that used to take care of itself can start to feel drier and more sensitive. It’s not your imagination, and it’s not just “getting older.” It’s biology — and the good news is there’s something you can actually do about it.

Why is estriol used in intimate skin care?

There are three main types of estrogen: estrone, estradiol, and estriol. Estriol is the gentlest of the three and the best suited for topical intimate skin care — it helps skin feel soft, supple, and comfortable without the stronger effects that come with estradiol.

Can I use the cream more than once a day?

Once daily is what we suggest for best results. Estrogen levels take years to dip, so a gradual approach to getting things back to their best just makes sense. Give it a few weeks — many women start to notice a difference with consistent daily use.

Why does the cream tingle a little when I first use it?

Think of it like putting something soothing on a rug burn. The skin down there has been a little sensitive for a while, and anything new — even something good — is going to announce itself. The tingle usually settles down within the first week or two as your skin gets more comfortable.

Are there other things this cream is good for?

Yes — estriol is a genuine multi-tasker. Beyond keeping your lady bits feeling soft, supple, and balanced, many women swear by it on the face and neck too. About 1 pump on your face and neck can help skin look noticeably plumper and more youthful. One formula, a lot of very happy skin.

Is there a “right” age for this?

All women are different, but most notice their intimate skin feeling drier and less comfortable at some point. If you’re noticing changes, it’s worth trying — regardless of where you are in the journey.

How long until I notice something?

We’re all different, and how long things have felt less comfortable can factor in. Many women start to notice their skin feeling more comfortable within a few weeks of consistent daily use. Give it time before you make a call — good things and all that.

Where do the ingredients come from?

Our manufacturer sources ingredients from vendors with a long track record of quality. Our goal is to keep the formula as organic as possible — and we're proud that 83% of it is. The only non-organic ingredients are water and preservatives.

Is the estriol bioidentical?

Bioidentical means it’s made to have the exact same chemical structure as the estrogen your body naturally produces — a form your skin already recognizes.

What is the difference between Estriol and Estradiol?

Both are forms of estrogen. Estradiol is the more powerful — it’s what drives the reproductive cycle. Estriol is metabolized mainly from estradiol and is the mildest, most abundant form of estrogen in the body. That makes it the ideal choice for topical intimate skin care: effective enough to make a real difference, gentle enough to use every day.