Intimate Lubricant Blend 30ml

Apply topically over the penis before sexual intercourse as a lubricant.

Intimate Lubricant Blend 30ml

This product is not a contraceptive.

It does not prevent sexually transmitted infections.

It is not intended to treat genital infections or vaginal dryness caused by an underlying medical condition.

It should not be applied to broken, inflamed or irritated genital skin.

Discontinue contact immediately if either partner experiences burning, itching or irritation.

Avoid contact with the urethral opening.

Keep out of reach of children.

Intimate Lubricant Blend 30ml

MCT Oil

Olive Oil

Jojoba Oil

Frankincense

Myrrh

Roman Chamomile

Sandalwood

Ylang Ylang

Sweet Orange

Lavender

Intimate Lubricant Blend 30ml

Hadassah Healing Oils Natural Intimate Lubricant is an oil-based botanical formulation combining nourishing plant oils with a selection of aromatic essential oils.

The formulation brings together MCT Oil, Olive Oil, Jojoba Oil, Frankincense, Myrrh, Roman Chamomile, Sandalwood, Ylang Ylang, Sweet Orange and Lavender.

The three carrier oils form the foundation of the product, providing the smooth, slippery texture associated with oil-based lubrication.

The essential oils contribute a distinctive combination of resinous, floral, woody and citrus aromas.

UNDERSTANDING NATURAL INTIMATE LUBRICATION

WHY IS LUBRICATION IMPORTANT?

Lubrication plays an important role in sexual comfort.

During intercourse, the skin and mucous membranes of the genital area are exposed to repeated movement and friction.

Adequate lubrication allows these surfaces to move more smoothly against one another.

When lubrication is insufficient, friction may contribute to:

• Uncomfortable pulling or dragging sensations
• Skin tenderness
• Irritation
• Redness
• Superficial abrasions
• Discomfort during or after intercourse

Personal lubricants are designed to supplement natural moisture and reduce friction.

HOW DOES AN OIL-BASED LUBRICANT WORK?

An oil-based lubricant forms a thin layer between contacting surfaces.

This layer helps reduce direct friction during movement.

Unlike water-based lubricants, which rely on water and water-soluble ingredients, oil-based products use lipids to provide their slippery texture.

Plant oils also contain fatty acids and other lipid compounds that contribute to skin conditioning.

The lubricating action is primarily physical rather than hormonal or medicinal.

The oils provide slip, help reduce mechanical rubbing and soften the external skin.

THE BOTANICAL INGREDIENTS

1. MCT OIL — MEDIUM-CHAIN TRIGLYCERIDES

Primary function: Lightweight lubrication and smooth application

MCT Oil is a refined oil containing medium-chain triglycerides, commonly derived from coconut or palm-kernel sources.

How it works

MCT Oil provides a lightweight, slippery texture.

Its lipid structure allows it to spread readily over the skin and contribute to a smooth application.

Role in the formulation

MCT Oil helps create the product’s lubricating base and complements the richer characteristics of Olive Oil and Jojoba Oil.

2. OLIVE OIL — Olea europaea

Primary function: Emollient lubrication and skin softness

Olive Oil contains fatty acids, particularly oleic acid, together with smaller amounts of linoleic and palmitic acids.

How it works

Olive Oil forms a lubricating film over the skin.

Its emollient characteristics help soften the external skin and reduce friction during gentle massage.

Role in the formulation

Olive Oil contributes richness, smoothness and skin-conditioning properties.

3. JOJOBA OIL — Simmondsia chinensis

Primary function: Smoothness and skin conditioning

Jojoba Oil is chemically distinctive because it consists mainly of liquid wax esters rather than conventional triglycerides.

How it works

Its wax esters form a smooth, conditioning layer over the skin.

Jojoba is widely used in skincare formulations because of its emollient characteristics and pleasant texture.

Role in the formulation

Jojoba contributes a silky skin feel and complements the lubricating properties of MCT Oil and Olive Oil.

4. FRANKINCENSE — Boswellia species

Primary function: Resinous botanical aroma

Frankincense essential oil contains volatile compounds such as alpha-pinene and other terpenes, depending on the species.

Botanical properties

Frankincense-derived compounds have been investigated in laboratory research involving antioxidant and inflammation-related pathways.

5. MYRRH — Commiphora myrrha

Primary function: Rich aromatic character

Myrrh contains sesquiterpenes and related aromatic compounds.

Botanical properties

Myrrh-derived preparations have been investigated for antimicrobial and inflammation-related activity in laboratory studies.

6. ROMAN CHAMOMILE — Chamaemelum nobile

Primary function: Soft floral aromatic character

Roman Chamomile contains aromatic esters, including various angelate compounds.

Botanical properties

Roman Chamomile is traditionally associated with calming aromatic preparations and gentle skincare.

7. SANDALWOOD — Santalum species

Primary function: Warm woody fragrance

Sandalwood essential oil contains sesquiterpene alcohols, including alpha-santalol and beta-santalol, depending on the species.

Botanical properties

Sandalwood-derived compounds have been studied in experimental research involving skin and inflammation-related pathways.

Role in the formulation

Sandalwood contributes a smooth, warm woody aroma that complements Frankincense and Myrrh.

8. YLANG YLANG — Cananga odorata

Primary function: Floral aromatic character

Ylang Ylang contains compounds such as linalool, benzyl acetate and various sesquiterpenes.

Botanical properties

Ylang Ylang has been studied in aromatherapy research involving relaxation and subjective mood.

9. SWEET ORANGE — Citrus sinensis

Primary function: Fresh citrus aroma

Sweet Orange essential oil is generally rich in limonene.

Botanical properties

Limonene contributes the characteristic citrus fragrance of Orange peel oil.

10. LAVENDER — Lavandula angustifolia

Primary function: Floral fragrance and relaxation-oriented aromatherapy

Lavender essential oil contains linalool and linalyl acetate.

Botanical properties

Lavender has been studied in aromatherapy research involving relaxation and subjective wellbeing.

HOW THE FORMULATION WORKS TOGETHER

The formulation combines two distinct groups of ingredients.

THE LUBRICATING BASE

MCT Oil, Olive Oil and Jojoba Oil provide the principal physical properties of the product.

Together, they contribute:

• A smooth, oil-based texture
• Surface lubrication
• Reduced skin-to-skin friction
• Emollient skin conditioning
• Ease of spreading

These are the ingredients primarily responsible for the lubricant’s intended function.

THE AROMATIC BOTANICALS

Frankincense, Myrrh, Roman Chamomile, Sandalwood, Ylang Ylang, Orange and Lavender create a layered botanical fragrance.

The aroma combines resinous, floral, woody and citrus characteristics.

These essential oils are not necessary for lubrication, and their inclusion creates additional considerations for sensitive genital tissue.

OTHER IMPORTANT INFORMATION

• This product is not a contraceptive.
• It does not prevent sexually transmitted infections.
• It is not intended to treat genital infections or vaginal dryness caused by an underlying medical condition.
• It should not be applied to broken, inflamed or irritated genital skin.
• Discontinue contact immediately if either partner experiences burning, itching or irritation.
• Avoid contact with the urethral opening.
• Keep out of reach of children.

Directions for use: apply topically over the penis before sexual intercourse as a lubricant