Restore comfort to your
intimate, stressed skin
EpiGyn® is a revolutionary feminine skincare product specifically formulated for the unique needs of women with intimate discomfort.
What is EpiGyn®?
Epigyn® Intimate Calming cream is a non-medicated, hormone-free topical skincare product that helps moisturize, soothe and comfort the external genital area. Non-greasy and fast absorbing, EpiGyn® contains P²ARX™, an exclusive complex which helps restore the skin barrier and overall well-being.
Restore comfort to your
intimate, stressed skin
EpiGyn® is a revolutionary feminine skincare product specifically formulated for the unique needs of women with intimate discomfort.
Restore comfort to your
intimate, stressed skin
EpiGyn® is a revolutionary feminine skincare product specifically formulated for the unique needs of women with intimate discomfort.
What is EpiGyn™?
Epigyn® Intimate Calming cream is a non-medicated, hormone-free topical skincare product that helps moisturize, soothe and comfort the external genital area. Non-greasy and fast absorbing, EpiGyn® contains P²ARX™, an exclusive complex which helps restore the skin barrier and overall well-being.
Restore Your Comfort!
Intimate Calming Cream
Restore Your Comfort!
Intimate Calming Cream
Restore Your Comfort!
Intimate Calming Cream
Intimate Discomfort
A recent study revealed that over 14 million American women have experienced intimate discomfort during their lives. Some of the typical symptoms are pain, sensitivity to touch, itching, burning, redness and dryness.
These symptoms may be linked to an impaired barrier function which may be related to hormonal changes, or in some cases, it may be linked to more specific vulvar conditions such as Vulvodynia, Provoked Vestibulodynia (also known as Vulvar Vestibulitis Syndrome), Lichen Sclerosus, Vulvar Eczema, Lichen Planus, and Vulvar Dermatitis.
Intimate Discomfort
A recent study revealed that over 14 million American women have experienced intimate discomfort during their lives. Some of the typical symptoms are pain, sensitivity to touch, itching, burning, redness and dryness.
These symptoms may be linked to an impaired barrier function which may be related to hormonal changes, or in some cases, it may be linked to more specific vulvar conditions such as Vulvodynia, Provoked Vestibulodynia (also known as Vulvar Vestibulitis Syndrome), Lichen Sclerosus, Vulvar Eczema, Lichen Planus, and Vulvar Dermatitis.