Pink Tantra Shamana Herbal Pussy Cream appears to be an external intimate cream containing:
- Damiana: An herb traditionally associated with relaxation and sexual wellness; evidence for topical benefits is limited.
- Coconut oil: Moisturizing carrier oil, but it may irritate some people and can weaken latex condoms.
- Aloe: Intended to soothe and moisturize skin; added fragrances or preservatives can still cause irritation.
- Lecithin: An emulsifier that helps oil- and water-based ingredients blend.
- THC/CBD oil: Cannabis extracts. THC can cause psychoactive effects, while CBD is not intoxicating but can still interact with medicines. FDA notes that nonprescription CBD products have not generally been evaluated for safety or effectiveness.
“**Hours low heat**” likely describes how the herbs and oils were infused—gently heated for several hours to extract plant compounds.
Use it only on external, intact skin unless the label specifically says it is vaginally safe. Do not apply inside the vagina, on broken skin, or near the urethra; stop if burning, swelling, rash, unusual discharge, or pain occurs. Do not use with latex condoms because coconut oil can weaken them. Avoid during pregnancy or breastfeeding, and do not drive if THC effects occur.
Pink Tantra Shamana Herbal Pussy Cream appears to be an external intimate cream containing:
- Damiana: An herb traditionally associated with relaxation and sexual wellness; evidence for topical benefits is limited.
- Coconut oil: Moisturizing carrier oil, but it may irritate some people and can weaken latex condoms.
- Aloe: Intended to soothe and moisturize skin; added fragrances or preservatives can still cause irritation.
- Lecithin: An emulsifier that helps oil- and water-based ingredients blend.
- THC/CBD oil: Cannabis extracts. THC can cause psychoactive effects, while CBD is not intoxicating but can still interact with medicines. FDA notes that nonprescription CBD products have not generally been evaluated for safety or effectiveness.
“**Hours low heat**” likely describes how the herbs and oils were infused—gently heated for several hours to extract plant compounds.
Use it only on external, intact skin unless the label specifically says it is vaginally safe. Do not apply inside the vagina, on broken skin, or near the urethra; stop if burning, swelling, rash, unusual discharge, or pain occurs. Do not use with latex condoms because coconut oil can weaken them. Avoid during pregnancy or breastfeeding, and do not drive if THC effects occur.
