Nu Balm is a vulvo-vaginal lubricant that can be used as a balm or moisturiser. We use the term ”intimate balm” as we believe traditional lubricants haven’t been designed with a female genitalia in mind.

Oil-based lubricants are more gentle on vulvar tissues and can enhance comfort and pleasure. It is an effective way of reducing discomfort and irritation that can occur during penetrative intercourse. Oil-based lubricants are long lasting and can be applied freely on all body parts due to being hormone and paraben-free. They can also be used as a vulvo-vaginal moisturiser, for anal sex, friction prevention for sport, and other high friction activities.

Nu balm contains three natural ingredients: extra virgin olive oil, kanuka oil and beeswax.

Olive oil is a natural oil that’s rich in antioxidants and fatty acids. It helps to keep the skin hydrated, as well as protect and prevent dryness.

Kanuka oil is derived from the native Kanuka tree in New Zealand. It is known for its anti-inflammatory, antiseptic, and antibacterial properties.

Beeswax is a natural wax produced by honey bees. It has natural moisturising, protective and anti-inflammatory benefits to our skin.

We recommend using your fingers around the outside of the vulva and as required internally.

It may be possible for some people to react to a lubricant. If you develop a rash, redness, itching please discontinue use and see your GP.

Nu Balm has not been tested for use with condoms. We recommend a water based lubricant.

Nu Balm has not been specifically tested on pregnant women. However do ask your midwife, GP, pharmacist or obstetrician.

If using as a vaginal moisturiser Nu Balm will last 3-6 months and if using for a lubricant then it will last 4-8 months.

Nu balm is suitable to use as an emollient or moisturiser on the vulval skin if you have lichen sclerosis.

It can be used alongside standard prescribed steroid based treatments but if you are applying both make sure you use the steroid ointment or cream first on the skin.

Nu balm can be used as often as you like and as much as you need to use as it contains no steroid. It will not treat lichen sclerosis and so you should continue with your prescribed regime and seek a medical review if symptoms are not improving.