Let’s be honest: menopause can come with some surprisingly awkward symptoms. And while we rarely talk about about them over brunch, millions of women quietly deal with the same things every day. Here are the top three menopause symptoms that most women find the most embarrassing—and what you can do...

When it comes to our beauty and wellness routines, we need to read the fine print to look for clean ingredients, gentle formulations, pH balance. But there’s another crucial factor many women don’t know to look for when choosing an intimate product — osmolality. At Joylux, we’re on a mission...

What if one simple technology could help you feel more comfortable, confident, and connected during menopause? Red-light therapy is changing the game for intimate wellness—and vFit is leading the way. In this expert-led Q&A, Dr. Sarah de la Torre, Ob-Gyn and Joylux Medical Director, answers your top questions about how red-light technology supports vaginal health, improves tone, and enhances sensation during midlife and beyond.

Urinary incontinence affects millions of women—yet it remains one of the most under-discussed and misunderstood health concerns, especially during midlife. Whether you’ve noticed occasional leaks when laughing or feel sudden urges that are hard to control, you’re not alone. These changes can be frustrating, but there are steps you can...

Let’s talk about it. No, seriously—let’s really talk about it. At Joylux, we hear your questions loud and clear: “Why don’t you just say the word ‘vagina’?” It’s a fair question, and the answer might surprise you. It’s not because we’re uncomfortable or shy away from frank, honest discussions about...

Lichen sclerosus is one of those conditions you might not hear about every day — and you’re not alone if you’re unfamiliar with it. While it is relatively rare, affecting fewer people than more commonly known skin conditions, the lack of open conversation around it might be due to more than just its rarity. This condition predominantly affects the genital and anal areas, making it a particularly private issue that many may feel reluctant to discuss openly.