Are you the type of person that looks and questions every ingredient in the products you purchase? Don’t worry, that’s a good thing! We’re happy to know people care about what they are in contact with, and we’ve definitely gotten few questions about our ingredients as well. Which is why we’re here to give you the low down on our Lunette Feelbetter Cup Cleanser and the surfactant we use in it — Ammonium Lauryl Sulfate (ASL), and compare it the one we don’t use, Sodium Lauryl Sulfate (SLS). Try not to get tongue twisted ;)

The vulva, often mistaken for the word “vagina,” is one of the most diverse areas of the female anatomy. Yet, in health or biology class, we tend to only retain that vaginas are called vaginas, and the rest remains a mystery. While we won’t condemn someone for referring to vulva’s as vaginas, it’s important to know the difference between a vagina and a vulva, and what all the other functions down there are called. Why? Because the female anatomy is pretty dope, and knowing what does what and the proper names for them will take us one step closer to getting to know our bodies better. Self-care, right? 

Picture this: You’re on your period, you’ve been experiencing cramps days before your period even started, you’re moody AF, and to top it off, all you want to do is eat everything in sight.