Tips for affordably transitioning to clean intimate care
If you’re like most people, you might be on a budget. Maybe you have a family to raise or maybe you’re just paying back an extraordinary student loan. Whatever the case may be, being short on money doesn’t mean you can’t use clean products. At Bloomi, we want everyone to have access to non-toxic, healthier options. As such, we’ve put together a guide to help people transition to clean intimate care affordably.
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‘I bought a new pleasure toy. Now what?’: How to start your solo sessions
It’s common to feel overwhelmed and not know where to start when it comes to masturbation. Sometimes it’s not clear what goes where or which setting is best. It’s OK if things feel a little awkward. Masturbating isn’t always instinctual. You have to learn what your body likes and that will require time, patience and willingness to explore. If you purchased a new toy recently and are having a difficult time starting your solo play, we’ve got some tips for you.
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Clean, clear and understandable: A glossary of ‘clean’ terms
At Bloomi, we care about what you put on and in your body. As we help you transition to clean intimate care, we want to arm you with important terms and definitions that will help you choose items that meet the Bloomi Clean Standard as well as your own personal needs.
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How to feel good from head to toe
With the hustle and bustle of daily life, it’s not always easy to prioritize our wellbeing. Yet, ensuring we are taking time to relax and rejuvenate is absolutely crucial to our physical, mental and spiritual health. Whether you already have a self-care routine or are looking for a way to fit one into your packed schedule, we at Bloomi want to help.
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Clean intimacy: Why you should make the switch to clean intimate care
FACT: Up to 98% of intimate care products are unhealthy.
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3 types of orgasms and how to achieve them
While we at the Bloomi encourage folk to orgasm as much as they want, we also want to remind readers that orgasms aren’t always the end goal of a sexual experience, unless you want it to be. Ahead, find three types of orgasms along with tips and tools to motivate you to explore different forms of pleasure.
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G-spot, a-spot and c-spot: How to find & stimulate vaginal pleasure zones
From women’s magazines, to TV shows, to sex toy companies, there’s a lot of chatter about G-spots. But the erogenous zone isn’t the only internal pleasure spot for people with vulvas. Ahead, we’ll break down three of them: G-spot, A-spot and C-spot.
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How arousal oils can enhance your sex life
If you want to enhance your sex life, let us introduce you to your new best friend: arousal oils. This light blend of aphrodisiacs helps increase sexual arousal and makes…
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A beginner’s guide to anal sex
The essentials for curious beginners of all genders and sexual anatomies.
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Multi-use sex toys to stimulate multiple pleasure spots
We want to reveal a secret to you: Most sex toys can be used creatively to target different pleaure spots throughout your (or your partner’s) body.
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