arouse works great for
suppleness, moisturizing, stimulating and lubricating vaginal dryness
Use daily, for pure enjoyment, or pre-sex. Can also be used on the lips for a unique sensation.
instructions
Apply 2 to 3 drops of arousal serum on external folds and creases for vaginal lubrication. Allow to penetrate for 5 to 10 minutes. Tingling, warmth and plumping will ensue. Try on lips/mouth to preview the sensation. For use in reteaching the body self-lubrication, daily or as desired.
frequently asked questions
Why Arouse is, of course! Arouse helps to lubricate the vaginal tissue while also re-teaching the body for self-lubrication. For people that struggle with vaginal dryness like menopausal women, Arouse is a great option to help pre-sex or even daily.
A personal lubricant has a sole purpose of reducing friction during sex to ease penetration. An arousal serum like Rosebud’s Arouse provides lubrication for sex, but it also generates a tingling sensation and stimulates natural moisturization due to the aphrodisiac ingredients present. Arouse takes the best parts of a personal lubricant, and adds long term arousal enhancement and it drives a women’s own lubrication response.
Definitely, that is one of the main benefits of Arouse. Arouse works as a stimulating arousal serum and a sex lubricant so you’re getting the best of both worlds.
Female arousal products can be for anyone interested in trying something to spice up their sex life. Arouse is particularly great for menopausal women looking for a lubricant for vaginal dryness because the aphrodisiacs in Arouse help to generate a natural moisturizing mechanism.
Yes! All of our products are plant-based and safe for ingestion. Arouse has a slightly sweet and minty taste.
Unfortunately since Arouse is oil based we do not recommend using it with latex such as condoms or latex toys.
From Well and Good: Arousal products are applied topically and only externally to the clitoris or vulva in order to stimulate arousal for sexual play, but they're distinctly not the same as lube. Rather, personal lubricants simulate wetness while arousal products tend to stimulate wetness by increasing blood flow to the genitals, catalyzing a sexual response. So while these types of products serve similar purposes, arousal products use different means (read: ingredients) to get you there. Read more here.
I’ve tried several other brands of products that claim to do the same thing and while they were good, this one is spectacular.
