Natural Ingredients: We favor products that use natural ingredients such as herbal extracts, amino acids, and vitamins known for their potential to enhance sexual arousal. Monica Grover, DO, MS, is a double board-certified gynecologist at VSPOT Medi Spa, a sexual health spa in New York, NY. Key Ingredients: Coconut oil, CBD, kava, cinnamon, ginger, vanilla, cardamom, peppermint, and cacao Is it cheap? LOL, no. But it is so, so worth your coin, promise. This naturally moisturizing oil-based serum is made with traditional botanicals like maca, damiana, and spilanthes acmella that'll have you lubricated and stimulated in no time. Even a few lil drops can take you to a next-level orgasm.

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Important PSA: Definitely don’t try to substitute with a product not marketed as a sex or arousal gel, like Bengay or Icy-Hot, Cross notes. You might think it's the same thing since that stuff is also "cooling," but it's a really, r eally bad idea. "Those products aren't meant to go on such sensitive skin or inside the body," Cross says, so unless you like weird infections and reactions, keep 'em away from your vagina, mmkay? If you're looking to increase sensation, then ingredients like cinnamon, menthol, gingko, peppermint, and CBD are *def* going to be your friend. Arginine is also a helpful ingredient for its vasodilating properties, though board-certified ob-gyn Brandye Wilson-Manigat, MD (who's the author of My O My!: A Committed Woman's Guide to Getting the Great Sex She Deserves), notes this is sometimes only in compounded formulations that would require a prescription. Additionally, Sparks adds that people who have genital herpes might want to steer clear of topical serums that contain arginine, since they could trigger an outbreak. Some arousal products have shown potential in enhancing sexual arousal and satisfaction, but individual results can vary. Factors like ingredients, dosage, and personal response play a role.Organic, vegan, cruelty-free, and—best of all—edible, this oil-based formula provides a smooth, woody warmth that tantalizes your nose and...you know, other places, too. You can use it on ALL your erogenous zones, and while it's oil-based, so it can't be used with condoms and some toys, it *is* safe for internal use. Safety: Safety is paramount. Products must be formulated with ingredients that are safe for intimate use, with minimal risk of adverse reactions or side effects. Taylor Sparks is an erotic educator and founder of Organic Loven and the Sisters of Sexuality Collective. Yet another great CBD-infused arousal gel, this soothing formula (which contains aloe vera for improved collagen and vaginal elasticity), is latex-compatible, anti-fungal, and designed to increase blood flow, promote pelvic relaxation, and decrease inflammation and pain. Anal play is also A-OK with this stuff, too, which is a bonus.

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Dietary Accommodations: We include arousal products suitable for various dietary preferences, such as vegan, gluten-free, and non-GMO options. THE REVIEW:" On first application Arouse feels just like an oil, but within about a minute a tingling and warming sensation occurs, like champagne bubbles of sensation," one buyer describes. "It's amazing for an increased sexual experience...but a little goes a long way! Only a few drops, not even a full pump works for me! Definitely awesome for a more elevated intimate encounter."This clitoral balm has a silky smooth texture thanks to the coconut oil and hemp seed base, and though it's a no-go with latex condoms, it’s safe for other materials. It's also made with soybean, avocado, jojoba, and peppermint oils, so it'll leave ya feeling soothed and rejuvenated.