Huile d'Amour is a long-lasting, oil-based intimacy oil made for menopause dryness, infused with 100mg CBD + CBG and no THC. Because it is oil-based, it is not compatible with latex condoms or silicone toys.
As estrogen declines, intimate tissue becomes thinner and more delicate. A water-based lube absorbs and disappears. This one doesn't. Botanical oils cushion delicate midlife skin and stay where you put them, so comfort lasts as long as you want it to.
Why midlife women reach for it
- Long-lasting glide for menopause-related dryness
- Botanical oils chosen to help intimacy feel more comfortable
- Cushions friction, so delicate skin feels protected
- Safe for oral and skin-on-skin intimacy
- Over 400 sprays per bottle
Clean, hormone-free formula
- Oil-based and deeply nourishing
- Hormone-free
- Glycerin-free
- Paraben-free
- Synthetic fragrance-free
- THC-free
Lightly infused with mint and cinnamon for a subtle, sensual finish.
Because intimacy after 40 should feel good — not like something you brace for.
How to use an oil-based lube
Apply as needed
Spray onto hands or fingers and apply directly to intimate areas. Reapply whenever you want more slip.
Enhance the experience
Use during solo play or with a partner.
Caution
Not compatible with latex condoms or silicone toys. Contains nut oils — not suitable for those with nut allergies. If you use condoms, choose a water-based formula instead.
Organic ingredients
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Cinnamon Bark Oil: Adds a subtle warmth
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Allium Tuberosum Extract: Long used in traditional herbalism
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Maca Extract: A botanical traditionally prized as an aphrodisiac
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Ginger Oil: A classic warming botanical
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Thymus Mastichina Oil: A traditional aromatic botanical
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Peppermint Oil: Provides a refreshing, cooling sensation
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Cannabidiol (CBD 100 mg) and Cannabigerol (CBG): Valued most by many people when used together — what the hemp world calls the "entourage effect"
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Grape Seed Oil, Sweet Almond Oil, Coconut Oil, Shea Butter, Evening Primrose Oil: Nourish and hydrate the skin
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Ginseng Root Extract, Horny Goat Leaf, Wild Yam Root: Botanicals with a long history in traditional intimacy rituals
Frequently asked questions about oil-based lube
Can you use oil-based lube with silicone toys?
No. Oil-based lubes should not be used with silicone toys, because oil degrades the material. For toys, use a water-based lube instead.
Is Glissant oil-based lube safe to use with condoms?
No. Oil breaks down latex, so oil-based lubes and latex condoms should never be used together. If you use condoms, choose one of our water-based formulas.
What is the difference between water-based and oil-based lube?
Water-based lube is versatile, compatible with condoms and most sex toys, and easy to clean up. It is light and non-sticky and mimics natural moisture, which makes it a good everyday choice — though it may need reapplying during longer sessions as it absorbs into skin.
Oil-based lube has a silky texture and lasts far longer without reapplication. It suits people who do not use condoms and who want lasting cushioning and comfort. It will degrade latex condoms and some toy materials.
Which lubricant is best for menopause dryness?
It depends on whether you use condoms or toys. If you do, start with a water-based, pH-balanced, glycerin-free formula. If you don't, an oil-based formula like Huile d'Amour lasts longer and cushions more. See our full guide to the best lubricants for menopause.
How do I choose between oil-based and sensitive-skin lubricants?
Choose oil-based for long-lasting comfort and massage. Choose a sensitive skin lubricant if you want a formula free from common irritants and made for delicate skin.
These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.
