Made with love in Bali
Yoni oil, built on
Yoni oil, built on
the grape seed
One cold-pressed grapeseed base. Five botanical characters — from pure and unscented to rose, vetiver, lavender and ylang-ylang. Intimate care that is honest about what oil can and cannot do.
Plant-Based
≤1% Essential Oils
With Vitamin E
From $29 USD · discreet packaging · Canada & US
The Collection
One base, five characters
Every bottle starts with the same skeleton: cold-pressed grapeseed oil, a touch of jojoba, vitamin E. What changes is the botanical voice.
The Base
Why we build on grapeseed
Grapeseed oil is one of the lightest carrier oils in cosmetics: high in linoleic acid, low on the comedogenic scale, and quick to absorb without a greasy film. That makes it a sensible choice for the most sensitive skin on your body.
- High linoleic acid — the fatty acid profile favoured for skin-barrier support
- Light, fast-absorbing texture — no occlusive heaviness
- Neutral scent — a clean canvas for our botanical infusions
- Vitamin E added — an antioxidant that also protects the oil itself
Ritual
Three quiet minutes
Yoni oil is a self-care ritual, not a treatment. Here is the whole of it.
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Cleanse
A warm shower or bath. Pat the skin dry with a soft towel.
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Warm
Two or three drops between your fingertips, warmed for a moment.
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Apply
Massage gently onto the external intimate area. Let it absorb.
The Journal
Honest answers, sourced
We write the guides we wished existed: tradition and ritual on one side, published research on the other, clearly separated.
Straight Answers
The questions we get asked
What is yoni oil?
A blend of plant carrier oils made for the external intimate skin — the vulva, the mons, the bikini line. Yoni is a Sanskrit word for the vulva and the womb; in modern personal care it is simply a name for products made for that area. Ours are built on cold-pressed grapeseed with jojoba and vitamin E. The full guide →
Where do you apply it?
Externally only: the vulva, the mons, the bikini line, the inner thigh. Two or three drops on clean, dry skin. Never inside the vagina — the vaginal canal maintains its own balance and does not need to be moisturised or “cleaned” with a product.
Is yoni oil safe?
As a cosmetic for external skin, for most people, yes — provided it is kept external, patch-tested first, and free of the ingredients that commonly irritate: synthetic fragrance, high-strength essential oils, dyes. It is not safe with latex: plant oils weaken latex and polyisoprene condoms. And it is not a treatment — symptoms belong with a clinician.
Does yoni oil balance pH or remove odour?
No. Nothing applied to the outside changes vaginal pH, and there is no deodorising ingredient in a plant oil. Those are marketing claims, not effects. A persistent change in odour is a reason to see a clinician.
What is the difference between yoni oil and yoni butter?
Texture and staying power. Oil is liquid and absorbs in a few minutes; butter is whipped solid, melts at body temperature and holds its glide through a long massage. Same area of the body, same external-only rule. Side by side →
Do you ship to the United States?
Yes. Flat-rate shipping is $8 in the US and CA$10 in Canada, free on two items or more, discreetly packaged. Every order is a pre-order that ships in 3–4 weeks; you are charged at checkout and can ask for a full refund any time before dispatch. Prices are shown in USD; Canadian orders are billed in CAD.
Start with the Original
Unscented, three ingredients, $29. If your skin loves it — and it usually does — the botanicals are waiting.