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We’ve designed our products to help you explore your body, solo or otherwise. Whether you’re a curious novice or a seasoned explorer, this is for you.
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We’ve designed our products to help you explore your body, solo or otherwise. Whether you’re a curious novice or a seasoned explorer, this is for you.
There's so much we wish we knew about sex before we started having it, so here is some hard-learned wisdom from the Mauj team, our collaborators, our community, and beyond.
Debilitatingly painful periods are not normal. In fact, they're often a sign that there might be a physiological or emotional reason underlying the pain.
There is much more to the menstrual cycle than menstruation. That’s why using the word menstrual cycle when talking about menstruation is scientifically incorrect.
In a world that often encourages women to push through pain or dismisses it as insignificant, it's crucial that we all recognize the importance of listening to pain instead of ignoring it.
If we’ve been conditioned for years and years to hate our periods, to hide, suppress, and even reject them, it's no surprise that many of us struggle with them so much. If you're at a point where you're experiencing pain every month and nothing seems to work, we might suggest trying something different.
Menstruation is often seen as a nuisance, a setback from being productive, or even a weakness of the female body.
However, that wasn't always the case.
When it comes to light to mild period cramps, these are usually caused by contractions and chemicals that are naturally associated with menstruation.
We outline exactly what physiological process is involved below.
Part of the beauty of being a woman is that we are not the same every day of our cycle. Understanding what those changes are can enable us to lean into them and reap the benefits of each phase.
Let’s set the record straight: No two pairs of breasts are the same, but every one of them is incredible and worthy of celebration.
Whether you're aiming to conceive, managing your menstrual cycle, or simply curious about the wonders of the female reproductive system, getting to know your uterus is a journey of self-discovery and empowerment.
Nearly 190 million women suffer from endometriosis globally. However, the general public and many healthcare professionals aren't aware of the distressing symptoms of endometriosis, and they dismiss women's pain as normal, leading to significant diagnosis delays.
Read on for a quick guide to endometriosis.
Have you ever used a mirror to see what your vulva looks like? It's time you got to know your unique shape and color and familiarized yourself with your most intimate parts.
There is arguably no part of the human body that carries as much significance as the hymen. In some communities, it can literally be a matter of life and death. And yet, our perception and understanding of it are often very far from reality.
Women have been programmed from a very young age to believe that a certain body type is better than others. We were taught to base our self-worth on impossible standards of beauty, all to sell us more products and content. It's time to change that.
Most of us have heard of vaginal pH balance or come across products claiming to mimic or restore it. But what does that even mean?
If you’ve been wondering what a vaginal pH balance is anyway, you’ve come to the right place.
Whether you’re new to self-pleasure or looking to try something different, these three moves are tried, tested, and (trust us) true.
Female pleasure remains a taboo topic in the Arab world. Growing up, we are rarely taught about pleasure, about fantasies, and about the intricacies of the female orgasm. However, exploring, understanding, and owning this part of ourselves will transform our relationship with our bodies and our partners.
Safe sex, whether with a long-term partner or a new encounter, necessitates a vital first step—understanding your options for contraceptives.
Let's take a closer look at the pros and cons of the condom.
Beyond their role in breastfeeding, breasts are an integral part of our sensory network, offering key insights into our health. Understanding and connecting to this part of our bodies can empower us to celebrate and care for our unique bodies in more meaningful ways.
In our part of the world, a young woman’s understanding of sex before marriage is either minimal or negative. Or both. In an attempt to protect us, the lack of conversation and education around sex ends up leaving women in the dark, extremely unprepared for sexual relationships and oftentimes fearing them.
