Are vulva products like moisturizers and soothing creams necessary or just good marketing? opinions

[Ellefunch]

I love to see more natural products for the vulva. This soothing cream looks like it could be a winner, but its pricey. https://rosewoman.com/products/soothe-calming-cream?variant=8633478348865
Reviews look good. I've never used any of theses sorts of products before because I come from the age of summer eve. I've felt like its best just to keep things simple but the natural aspects of theses newer brands and products has me interested. So I guess I wonder what other people think. Are we on the forefront of something here or is it just more clever and very pretty marketing?

 

[Vesper]

I love to see more natural products for the vulva. This soothing cream looks like it could be a winner, but its pricey. https://rosewoman.com/products/soothe-calming-cream?variant=8633478348865
Reviews look good. I've never used any of theses sorts of products before because I come from the age of summer eve. I've felt like its best just to keep things simple but the natural aspects of theses newer brands and products has me interested. So I guess I wonder what other people think. Are we on the forefront of something here or is it just more clever and very pretty marketing?

Thanks for the post! This is exactly why we started this forum. We wanted to form a community where people could share reviews and opinions on products like this and others. It's great to read reviews on product pages but it would be so nice to get that info from people you "know" and trust. These items can be a financial investment and you don't want to drop $100+ on something that is just going to sit in a drawer. Thanks for being a part of our community!
I've seen these products on Anthropolgie as well. I think I'm going to start a shopping list, I'm a sucker for bath and body type products as well as pretty packaging.