Talking about intimate skincare it means talking about deep, natural and sensorial well-being, where skin balance and comfort become part of the same experience. The skin of the mucous membranes is thin, dynamic, and much more sensitive to pH changes, stress, and environmental factors. This is why product choice is crucial: it requires gentle, hydrating and irritant-free formulas, capable of respecting the natural microbiota and supporting tissue regeneration.
What does “natural intimate skincare” really mean?
Many intimate lubricants or gels claim to be “natural,” but in reality they contain glycerin, silicones, or harsh preservatives that alter the skin barrier or physiological pH.
Modern intimate cosmetics, on the other hand, are born from the combination of dermatological research and functional plant-based ingredients, selected for their biocompatibility with the skin.
Products like AmberTouch are part of this new generation: oils and botanical extracts that hydrate, protect, and restore elasticity naturally, promoting more conscious and pleasant contact.
Natural ingredients that make the difference
🥑 Avocado oil (Persea gratissima)
Rich in essential fatty acids and vitamin E, it deeply nourishes and improves skin elasticity, reducing dryness and the feeling of friction.
🥥 Coconut oil (Cocos nucifera)
With emollient and antimicrobial properties, it helps keep the skin soft and protected, preventing irritation or micro-lesions from rubbing.
🌻 Sunflower oil (Helianthus annuus)
A natural source of phytosterols and antioxidants, it strengthens the lipid barrier and promotes skin comfort even during periods of greater sensitivity.
🌿 Cannabis sativa seed extract
A delicate extract from hemp leaves, it soothes and rebalances the skin thanks to its natural phytocompounds. In synergy with hemp oil, it provides an immediate sensation of relief.
🌱 Olive-derived emollients
Olive oil-derived complexes, such as hydrogenated olive oil unsaponifiables and ethylhexyl olivate, provide a silky, easily absorbed texture that is perfectly compatible with the skin.
AmberTouch: touch in its purest form
AmberTouch was created to offer a new concept of natural intimate care, where every gesture is a combination of well-being, prevention, and sensory pleasure.
Its formula is:
- Natural and safe: free from silicones, parabens, PEGs or petroleum derivatives.
- Dermatologically tested: also suitable for sensitive and irritation-prone skin.
- Latex compatible: safe even during protected sex.
- Sensory and light: leaves skin soft, hydrated and free to breathe.
The combination of plant oils and functional botanical extracts creates a protective barrier that reduces friction, dehydration, and skin sensitivity, improving the contact experience and skin health over time.
FAQ — Frequently Asked Questions
Can I use AmberTouch every day?
Yes, the formula is designed for regular use, even daily, without altering the pH or natural flora.
Is it also suitable for sensitive skin?
Yes. The natural ingredients and delicate texture reduce the risk of irritation or contact allergies.
Can it be used with latex condoms?
Absolutely. AmberTouch is compatible with latex and standard protective devices.
How is it different from a traditional lubricant?
Synthetic lubricants often contain silicones or glycerin, which can dry out or irritate over time. AmberTouch is formulated to nourish and moisturize, not just lubricate.
In summary
Taking care of your intimate areas is no longer a taboo: it's a form of conscious skincare.
With AmberTouch, contact becomes pleasant, natural and respectful of the skin again — a wellness ritual to be experienced every day.
Essential bibliography
D. Moore et al., Vaginal health and natural lubricants: balancing microbiota and moisture, J. Women’s Health, 2021.
Araviiskaia E, Pincelli C, Sparavigna A, Luger T. The Role of a Novel Generation of Emollients, 'Emollients Plus', in Atopic Dermatitis. Clin Cosmet Investig Dermatol. 2022 Dec 14;15:2705-2719. doi: 10.2147/CCID.S389697. PMID: 36545500; PMCID: PMC9763050.
European Commission, Cosmetics Regulation (EC) No 1223/2009, Official Journal of the EU.