Cannabis Beauty And Wellness Company Leaders On Where The CBD Market Is Heading

RACHEL BROWN

APRIL 20, 2021

More than two years out from the federal Farm Bill that legalized the hemp trade in the United States and ushered in a beauty industry CBD boom, we wanted to check in with cannabis beauty and wellness brand founders and executives about the future of the CBD market. We asked 34 of them to answer the following question: What’s something you think will be big or decrease in importance for cannabis beauty and wellness going forward?

KARYN EILBER

Co-Founder, Glissant

Cannabis wellness, specifically CBD, is going to continue to grow in the beauty and wellness space for people with sensitivities. The miraculous properties of cannabis have always been touted, but, as time goes on and more research is done with cannabis (mainly CBD), it's presumed anti-inflammatory, analgesic, muscle relaxant, antimicrobial effects, etc., are being firmly established. Because of this, beauty products will now more confidently be able to say they are hypoallergenic or appropriate for all skin types, including sensitive skin. I also think products containing CBD will be less likely to harbor bacteria or other organisms. That’s why we chose to include CBD in our L’Huile d’Amour lubricant.

Bluemercury Is Expanding Its Intimate Wellness Line—Here’s Why Lubricants Being in the Beauty Aisle Matters

s part of your next beauty haul, you might also be able to add personal lubricant to you IRL and digital cart alike if you’re shopping at Bluemercury, at least. Today, the beauty brand and retailer is massively expanding its intimate wellness category, both online and in brick-and-mortar stores. On the digital front, Bluemercury is adding “intimate

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care” and “feminine care” sections to the wellness category of the site. It’s also adding more products from maternity brand Hatch, postpartum brand Ebi, sexual wellness brand Glissant, (by Dr. Karyn Eilber) and intimate care line Dr. Janine Mahon to its slate of product offerings. But why now, why Bluemercury, and—most importantly—why should you care?

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Notably, the development comes alongside a larger shift of the public moving to embrace sexual and intimate wellness as a component of general wellness. In the midst of the pandemic, it’s become clear that many folks are waking up to the reality that self pleasure is self care, and that growing understanding has given way to destigmatization and sexual openness. Now, sexual education isn’t just part of your high school curriculum, but an ongoing journey worthy of your attention as you grow and change throughout the seasons of life. That thirst for knowledge is often accompanied by a desire for products to maximize personal experience, and Bluemercury has taken note that, in the past year especially, folks are invested in their sexual wellness.

According to brand representatives, offerings focused on intimate care have seen double-digit sales growth in the past year (they wouldn’t give up the specifics, but did share the growth to be compelling). And that growth in demand is accompanied by supply. In the past year, Bluemercury has grown to stock 50 products from 14 brands that focus on the intimate and feminine care sector, up from 12 products and four brands the year before.

The four new brands are woman-founded and informed in mission by events vulva-owners deal with throughout life. “These are all brands that have strong founder stories, beautiful packaging, best-in-class ingredients, and we test everything,” says Tracy Kline, senior vice president of merchandising, marketing, and digital at Bluemercury. “The [products] need to work. It’s not just about what’s good for you—they need to deliver results.”

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At different points in your life cycle, you might have radically different needs, and being able to cater to those needs with the help of easy-to-find products can help you feel great about whatever it is you’re navigating.

Kline also sees Bluemercury’s expansion into intimate care as a form of community care. By educating its beauty experts and then passing that education down to clients and customers, the brand hopes to not only offer positive solutions to common issues, but also continue to destigmatize sexual health issues with which vulva-owners contend. At different points in your life cycle, you might have radically different needs, and being able to cater to those needs with the help of easy-to-find products can help you feel great about whatever it is you’re navigating.

So consider this expansion a continuation of the growing dialogue around outspoken sexual health and wellness—and another way to embrace how we all think of beauty. Because an outward appearance only goes so far if you don’t have the ease and confidence about your body. “Beauty is about the overall feeling, inside and out—and if you’re not feeling good about yourself, that takes a toll on everything,” says Kline. “So the most important piece is just the normalization, the conversation, whether it’s sexual health, and challenges of your pregnancy journey, or menopause.”

Community Highlights: Meet Renée Garacochea of GLISSANT

Today we’d like to introduce you to Renee Garacochea.

Hi Renee, we’re thrilled to have a chance to learn your story today. So, before we get into specifics, maybe you can briefly walk us through how you got to where you are today?
The inspiration for GLISSANT started with my co-founder, Dr. Karyn Eilber, a Female Pelvic Medicine and Reconstructive Surgery specialist who wanted to help her patients who were struggling with sexual wellness. After repeatedly listening to her patients say that they avoided sexual activity because of vaginal dryness and pain, and they wanted a natural lubricant without hormones or irritating chemicals (and maybe even some aphrodisiacs!) she turned to me to help create a product that fit their needs. With my 25-year experience in the beauty industry of formulating products with natural oils and extracts combined with my co-founder’s scientific knowledge, we first created GLISSANT FDA-cleared sea-salt & caramel water-based intimate lubricant.

During development of our first lubricant, my sister unfortunately was diagnosed with brain cancer that had spread throughout her body. I personally witnessed the power of CBD (cannabidiol) to alleviate my sister’s suffering when nothing else could. This inspired me to create a second lubricant with CBD to really help with pain: GLISSANT Intimate Huile d’amour was born. This formulates is an oil-based lube that not only has CBD but also CBG (cannabigerol, “the mother of all cannabinoids”) and carefully curated herbs that have aphrodisiac and other natural sexual enhancing properties. This product can (and should) be sprayed in mouth 15 20 minutes before intimate activity to heighten your experience! Those of us who have been married a long long time really appreciate a little something extra and we aim to please! That’s why our motto is…Love. Replenish. Repeat!

Would you say it’s been a smooth road, and if not what are some of the biggest challenges you’ve faced along the way?
We launched a week before Covid hit…enough said!

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Great, so let’s talk business. Can you tell our readers more about what you do and what you think sets you apart from others?
We are a business that’s created by women, owned by women and for women. Going through menopause is no joke and most of us have no clue what that even means. I thought it was about just not having your period and it turns out that’s the only highlight! We aim to inform women and help them through this change of life, afterall we aren’t dead yet! Sex is a big part of life and having pain with intercourse isn’t fun so we are here to help with our lube, along with Dr. Eilber blogs and answering any and all questions we receive from women. I know you are not supposed to make business personal but this is personal for me, with my sister being my inspiration and myself going through menopause, it is personal. I’m proud of everything we’ve done with GLISSANT or I wouldn’t of have done it all.

What makes you happy?
My family and my sweet dogs!

Pricing:

• $55.00 CBD & CBG Intimate Huile D’Amour

• $55.00 FDA Sea Salt & Caramel Lubricant

• $16.00 LAVAGE DE CORPS MARIGOLD & ARNICA PETALS BODY WASH

Contact Info:

• Email:

• Website: www.glissantlove.com

• Instagram: @glissant

• Facebook: @glissantlove

• Twitter: @glissantlove

MAGAZINE

11 Sex Positions That Pair Reaaaally Well With Weed

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By Jill Hamilton

While the experts still can't seem to find some definitive, beyond-refutable evidence that CBD is the game-changing cure-all many say it is, it's still seen as an It elixir (sorry, bone broth) and touted as a remedy for everything from anxiety and skin issues like acne, redness and irritation to calming inflammation. CBD is so part of Life As We Know It that a CBD subscription is even something you can get. 

CBD *might* also help with sex. The thing is...we don't really know. CBD lovers say that it increases blood flood to your vagina, clit, and anus which translates to deeper arousal. CBD's anti-inflammatory qualities can help folks with sexual pain. (FWIW, CBD is not the same as regular weed, which contains THC and activates the sexual arousal part of the brain. Nobody will be getting high on CBD except on life.) 

And just the ritual of using a CBD product completely helps with arousal when you think about it. You have to acquire it (creating anticipation) and rub it into your vulva or wherever for like 15 minutes (enforced foreplay). All that makes you automatically more mindful and attuned to your body.

The Lap of Love
If you find a CBD oil that's also edible, it'll work for oral too. A few sprays for your mouth, a few sprays on a nearby vulva, bum or even a penis (hell, give it a try), wait ten minutes then get to it. “The texture, scent and taste appeal to all the senses so that you will want to take your time — which is beneficial to all part(ies) involved,” says Karyn Eilber, MD, Associate Professor of Urology and Obstetrics & Gynecology at Cedars-Sinai Medical Center and co-founder of Glissant, makers of luxe lubricants.
SHOP NOW CBD & CBG infused Huile D'Amour, $55, Glissantlove.com

CBD & CBG Oil-Based Spray Lubricant

The world simply needed a spray lube that can pass for a lipstick. New sexual wellness brand Glissant sells a curated selection of luxe lubes made with soothing, natural ingredients like CBD, evening primrose oil, and horny goat leaf. Plus, it was created by Karyn Eilber, M.D., a physician specializing in female pelvic medicine at Cedars-Sinai, so you know it’s good. 

21 Chic Sex Toys You’ll Actually Want to Leave on Your Nightstand

By Kelsey Clark

The taboo surrounding sex is incredibly deep-seated—it’s been discussed in hushed tones behind closed doors for literal centuries. But new sexual wellness brands like Maude, Hers, and Dame are normalizing sexual health and exploration for a new generation of women and men, one aesthetically pleasing vibrator at a time.

Ahead, 21 chic sex toys that are pretty enough to leave on your nightstand, bathroom counter, fireplace mantel, coffee table—wherever, really.

Women’s Wellness Roundup

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FEBRUARY 16, 2021

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rom elevated intimate care, to skin care designed for that time of the month, to a wellness-forward makeup brand, here are the latest women’s wellness launches.

BY AMBER KATZ

GLISSANT INTIMATE CARE

This intimate care range was created by Dr. Karyn Eilber, a physician at Cedars-Sinai, specializing in female pelvic medicine, and entrepreneur Renee Garacochea. Renee has founded Fauna, a pet grooming line, and Knotty Girl, an all-natural hair care collection.

How did this new range come to be? Dr. Eilber heard from her patients that they avoid sexual activity because of pain due to vaginal dryness. She was thus inspired to create a natural lubricant without hormones or harsh chemicals, after finding that there was nothing she could recommend on the market.  “Women would come back to me and tell me that the lubricants they tried irritated them more; they felt like they got a vaginal infection after that,” Dr. Eilber said. Meanwhile, Renee’s 20-plus years of knowledge formulating products using natural oils and extracts perfectly complemented Dr. Eilber’s medical and research background.

Glissant products contain carefully curated natural and organic skin care and aphrodisiac ingredients that offer a luxurious experience in addition to soothing and alleviating pain in the most intimate parts. The range is launching with a Sea Salt & Caramel Intimate Lubricant Spray and Intimate Huile D’amour Spray. The lubricant spray is water-based and compatible with natural rubber latex, polyurethane and polyisoprene condoms. As for ingredients, it contains L arginine, which is found in Viagra and increases blood flow. “It increases sensation and helps a woman lubricate on her own,” Dr. Eilber explained. Hyaluronic acid and lactic acid are also included, which are also found in the natural lubrication of the vagina.

The Intimate Huile D’Amour Spray is infused with 100mg of CBD, CBG and formulated with botanicals that are said to enhance pleasure –– with natural and organic ingredients, no hormones and no harsh chemicals. This spray is not compatible with condoms, does not contain THC and contains nut products. Glissant’s refillable packaging system is interchangeable between products. Each is $55, $35 for a refill. Glissant is available at glissantlove.com.

FEBRUARY 21, 2021 BY NEXTTRIBE EDITORS · HEALTH

Make Sex Fun Again: Two New Lube Choices With Powerful Extra Ingredients

Glissant was founded by two women who have the perfect credentials for addressing women's sexual issues in a beautiful, sensuous way.

The first sex issue a new company called Glissant solves is where to store your lube. You know what we’re talking about. You can’t just leave it out after all, in case nosy kids–or grandkids–come around. Glissant’s lube comes in beautiful packaging; it looks like a larger version of a Chanel lipstick. So, you can keep it right out in the open, on your night stand next to your crossword and your reading glasses, and boom! you’re ready to go whenever, without the fumbling and searching for the good stuff.

But that’s only the beginning of what the two Glissant founders have thought of when it comes to lubrication. The women come with the perfect credentials for addressing women’s sexual predicaments in a beautiful, sensuous way. Dr. Karyn Eilber is a physician and surgeon at L.A.’s Cedars-Sinai Hospital, specializing in female pelvic medicine; her friend and co-founder Renee Garacochea has more than 25 years of experience formulating beauty products using natural oils and extracts.

Eilber’s patients often told her that they didn’t have sex because the dryness made it hurt, and they didn’t fare much better using the lubes found on the market. “Women would come back to me and tell me that the lubricants they tried irritated them more; they felt like they got a vaginal infection after that,” Eilber says.

Oil or Water?

This is what prompted Eilber to turn to Garacochea to work on a solution with her. Glissant (which means “slippery” in French) offers a water-based lube with a sea salt and caramel flavor, and yes “flavor” is the appropriate word here, hinting at the hoped-for activity that might take place. This lube, which has been cleared by the FDA as a medical device, also contains hyaluronic acid, which adds to a woman’s own natural moisture, lactic acid for a healthy vaginal pH, and l-arginine, known to have “Viagra” like effects, the company says.

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The other option is an oil-based formula called Huile d’Amour. The key ingredients in this lube are CBD and CBG, which is another cannabinoid, and has been shown to reduce inflammation, according to the founders. The two cannabinoids used together produce what’s known as the “entourage effect,” the founders say, where the properties of each are amplified.

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With the help of a Chinese herbalist, Glissant infused Huile d’Amour with a slew of traditional aphrodisiacs, including ginseng, maca, allium, and horny goat leaf (great name that last one). Garacochea advises that you spray a little in your mouth (completely safe) to really get in the mood.

“Our lubes are not just lubes,” says Eilber. “The ingredients in each product enhance your own natural response.”

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The Bonuses

At least two other ways Glissant makes lube easy and comfortable for you. They’re each sprays, which means you can direct the lube where it’s needed without getting your hands all goopy. Also, the beautiful containers are refillable, which makes sense for the environment and your wallet. The lube retails for $55, and a one-ounce refill goes for $35.

To get the biggest impact, the founders suggest using the water and the oil lube together. “You can try them individually,” says Eilber, “or mix them together to get the best of both.”

Garacochea says a good lube is a worthwhile indulgence. “Look at it this way. You can just take a bath or you can have a bath with beautiful bath salts and candles to make it special,” she says. “Same with lube. You can use whatever, or you can use something really luxurious that will be a better experience for both of you.”

GLISSANT founders Renée Garacochea and Dr. Karyn Eilber

26 SEXY GIFTS BOTH YOU AND YOUR PARTNER WILL NEVER GET ENOUGH OF

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Valentine’s Day is the day for giving (and receiving) love, after all.

BY JENNIFER HUSSEIN

UPDATED: FEB 8, 2021

Glissant Valentine's Gift Set

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Consider this the most luxurious lube you'll ever come across: Its lightweight formula is powered by ingredients like hyaluronic acid, aloe vera, lactic acid, and L-arginine to treat your body to an unexpected pampering session while you get in the mood. Plus, it has the seductive taste of sea salt and caramel that's good enough to eat (which you can do because it's edible!).

If you'd like to incorporate the benefits of cannabis, they also have another lube that's laced with CBD and CBG.

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JENNIFER HUSSEIN Beauty Editor Jennifer is the Beauty Editor for BestProducts.com, where she’s testing out everything from the latest lip gloss to the craziest skincare trend sweeping the online beauty-verse.

Make Valentine's Day even more ROMANTIC with the GLISSANT ​Valentine's Gift Set! This sexy gift set includes a Sea Salt & Caramel Intimate Lubricant Spray along with a refill. Their spray is an enticing and luxurious water-based lubricant. It is blended with sea salt & caramel and helps to ease discomfort with intimate activity. It helps to hydrate the most personal areas while enhancing pleasure for both you and your Valentine! This is definitely a romantic gift that you can both share on Valentine's Day!

GLISSANT Valentine's Gift Set

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Celebrate Valentine’s Day With the Best CBD-Infused Intimacy Products​

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• Megan Lane

•  February 8, 2021

For couples who are new to exploring the world of intimacy products, INTIMATE HUILE D’AMOUR SPRAY by GLISSANT comes in an approachable, refillable, discreet outer shell. Resembling a tube of elegant lipstick, you can leave this on your nightstand and no one would ever guess that it’s actually a bottle of lube. 

This doctor-formulated spray contains 100mg of CBD and CBG, in addition to all-natural botanical oils and herbal aphrodisiacs. Being designed for topical and ingestible use, you can spritz a few sprays in your mouth before applying liberally to the genitalia.

The evening primrose oil combined with cannabinoids increases blood flow to your intimate parts, and the dash of peppermint and cinnamon provide a cooling sensation followed by a burst of warmth. 

Glissant is French for “sliding,” or “slippery” which speaks for itself. The company is co-founded by Renee Garacochea and a Urologist, Dr. Karyn Eilber, who describes their product as “a modern-day lubricant for the empowered woman.” Glissant Intimate Huile D’amour (oil of love) lubricant spray is infused with 100 mg of CBD and CBG for the entourage effect, and botanicals known by faeries to promote seduction. Ginseng, maca, allium, and horny goat leaf are rumored to be aphrodisiacs, while CBD, CBG, and evening primrose oil may heighten sensation by increasing blood flow to private parts. A smidge of peppermint creates a cooling sensation, like High on Love’s O gel, but with a hint of spicy cinnamon for balance. Provocative and playful with sleek, sexy, black packaging, this luxuriant product line is the Chanel of CBD lubes.

Leave it to Cardi B and Megan Thee Stallion to write the ultimate guide for being an empowered sex-worker (or a feminist free spirit, depending on your point of view). While these divas will have us believe their WAPs are an all-natural by-product of their divine ferocity, mere mortals may achieve WAPness with cannabis and CBD-based, consumer packaged goods (CPGs) including the ones below.

11 CANNABIS PRODUCTS FOR MAINTAINING A WAP

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Informative interview with Dr. Eilber

BRAND REPORT

Glissant’s Luxe Lube Merges CBD And Traditional Chinese Medicine

CLAIRE MCCORMACK

AUGUST 25, 2020

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Urologist Karyn Eilber’s menopausal and perimenopausal patients often asked her for lubricant recommendations. To provide answers, she shared available options, even though she wasn’t jazzed about their ingredients. Eilber says, “A lot are full of chemicals, and women would come back and say, ‘I used it, but it burns after I use it,’ or ‘I get infections when I use it.’”

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Enter Renee Garacochea, previously VP of sales and marketing for Philip B, and founder of Fauna Aromatherapy Hair Care for Pets & People and Knotty Girl. One of Eilber’s patients, she encouraged the doctor to develop her own line to fill the gap in the market and help women address a sensitive issue without triggering further issues. The two became partners and created Glissant, a new intimate care brand merging cannibinoids with traditional Chinese medicine.

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CBD and TCM were chosen following Eilber studying vaginal lubrication and ingredients for natural lubes. As she was studying up, Garacochea’s sister was diagnosed with metastatic cancer. “No traditional Western medicines were alleviating her pain at all,” recalls Eilber. “The only thing that helped her was CBD. Renee said, ‘If we’re trying to make something to help pain with intercourse, why don’t we also make a CBD alternative?’ Being a straight-laced doctor, I was really out of my comfort zone, but, then, started to research it.”

The more she learned about CBD, the more Eilber realized having it in lube made sense. It’s an antibacterial and antifungal agent that fights inflammation and anxiety, too. Glissant’s formulas are rounded out with herbs such as allium tuberosum and epimedium turned to in TCM for fostering the libido. The brand’s Huile D’Amor contains 100 milligrams of CBD and CBG, a lesser-known cannabinoid that has similar effects to CBD, in a coconut, almond and grapeseed oil base. The lube retails for $55, and a 1-oz. refill can be purchased for $35.

In addition to its cannabinoid-infused oil formula, Glissant offers a water-based spray lube with a sea salt and caramel scent at the same prices as Huile. Glissant’s water-based lube features hyaluronic acid, organic aloe leaf juice, l-arginine, and herbs like red spider flower and kangaroo paw flower.

“We really were formed to help women,” says Eilber. “Yes, you can use it for recreational purposes, but our target audience is the woman who wants to be sexually active, but it’s painful or she can’t be sexually active for long as it’s too dry, and she doesn’t want to use things that are available that have a lot of [synthetic] chemicals.”

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Glissant co-founders Renee Garacochea and Karyn Eilber

“Our target audience is the woman who wants to be sexually active, but it’s painful.”

Eilber points out that Glissant’s water-based lube is approved by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration. “Back in 2015, the FDA made a bid to get lubricants FDA-cleared,” she says. “Although they’re not really aggressive about taking the ones off the market that aren’t, there’s a reason why they do have FDA clearance. The FDA requires all of this safety testing. If the osmolarity is too high, it actually causes cells to die inside the vagina, which is the exact opposite of what you want to happen.”
There’s no FDA clearance currently for products containing CBD, so Glissant’s Huile doesn’t share the distinction with its water-based counterpart.

Glissant’s assortment doesn’t only include lubes. The brand has a Marigold & Arnica Petals Body Wash priced at $14 for a 8.5-oz. bottle. Eilber formulated the wash for the vulva area, but discovered it’s a great body cleanser as well. “I picked the ingredients based on things that are calming for the skin,” she says. “I’ve never been like a big bar soap user. I like my body washes, and you really have to use it a little bit to wash your body and shave your legs. A lot of women, some for fear of infection, shower before and shower after sex. Initially, it was just for that. After I started using it, I realized it’s actually good for everything.”

Glissant premiered quietly primarily on Facebook and Instagram at the end of March as COVID-19 was tightening its grip on the United States. “We just did a little launch online because it seemed to me disrespectful to push it too much with everything that was going on,” says Eilber, noting Glissant ramped up its social media activity in April.

More products are on the way from the brand, and a moisturizer for the vulva is slated to be the next release, as well as a fragrance-free version of Glissant’s water-based lube.

Glissant’s Marigold & Arnica Petal Body Wash is infused with lavender oil, chamomile, aloe, yarrow and ivy leaf to calm, soothe, moisturize and soften the skin.

Retail distribution is part of Glissant’s strategy, and it’s targeting upscale stores like Neiman Marcus, Saks Fifth Avenue and Nordstrom. “The price point is not appropriate for a drugstore,” says Eilber. “If you’re going to spend that much money on something, people like to see it and feel it. I find it really hard to get across online how beautiful the packaging is and how easy the refill is.”

Eilber divulges she and Garacochea invested over $100,000 to get bootstrapped Glissant off the ground, and $50,000 of the investment was dedicated to achieving FDA clearance. She figures the FDA clearance process could have been double the cost if she weren’t a medical professional. “Most companies that have FDA-approved product hire a regulatory consulting company, which would have been another $50,000. Maybe I was too naive, but, I thought, ‘I can do this,’” she says. “It has occupied a lot of my time.”

While it’s taken a large sum of money to bring Glissant to market, Eilber passionately believes the brand is worth it. “My whole life has been around trying to help women in general, but specifically in this area because so few people really focus on women’s sexual health. It’s disappointing to me as a physician and a woman when I have a patient ask about something that’s been bugging her for years, and she’s still even preface it to me like she’s embarrassed to tell me, and I’m like, ‘Listen, I’m the person that you should not be embarrassed to say something to,’” she says. “[Women] put everybody else first and, then, we decide to take care of ourselves if there’s time in the day.”

When It Comes to Your Pelvic Floor Muscles, Tighter Doesn't Necessarily Equal Better

June 28, 2020by ANGELA LAW

Dr. Karyn Eilber, MD, a urologist at Cedars-Sinai Medical Center in California, who has a subspecialty board certification in female pelvic medicine and reconstructive surgery, said that a common scenario is a person who has recurrent bladder infections eventually developing hypertonic pelvic floor muscles. "Every time she urinates, she contracts her pelvic floor in anticipation of pain, and over time, her muscles can stay tight. Another situation is chronic pelvic pain due to conditions such as endometriosis. Similar to the woman with recurrent infections, because she is in pain, she clenches her pelvic muscles to help ease the pain, which actually makes her situation worse," thus, resulting in muscles that are overly tight.

Unfortunately, the deeper you dive, the clearer it is that pelvic floor dysfunction is extremely common, so seeing a specialist if you suspect pelvic floor dysfunction is the best way forward. The first step is booking to see your general practitioner, who can then refer you to a urologist, urogynecologist, or a specialist physical therapist. Dr. Bernie also recommended ISSWSH.org (The International Society For the Study of Women's Sexual Health), which she said is a wonderful website full of information for people with sexual dysfunctions or pelvic floor dysfunctions.

Image Source: Getty / Fertnig