Okanagan Glow - Vulva and Vaginal Moisturizer Made in Canada 🇨🇦

Your vulva and vagina are skin. And like the skin on your face, hands, or elbows, they need moisture to stay healthy and comfortable. Before menopause, estrogen and hyaluronic acid naturally keep this area supple and hydrated. But as those decline, so does moisture—leading to dryness, irritation, and discomfort.

Daily moisturizing helps you sit, move, dance, exercise, and enjoy intimacy (solo or partnered) with ease. Healthy hydration also supports your vulva, vagina, urethra, and pelvic floor—reducing the risk of UTIs, incontinence, and prolapse.

Great question. Unfortunately, vulva and vaginal health isn’t always a focus in the doctor’s office. Many health professionals know about vaginal estrogen therapy, but it’s usually prescribed once dryness is already advanced—not preventatively.

That’s where moisturizers like Okanagan Glow come in. Hyaluronic acid has been shown to be as effective as localized estrogen therapy for dryness, but without a prescription. It’s a proactive, everyday option that supports both the vulva and the vagina.

The most common cause is declining estrogen during perimenopause and postmenopause. Estrogen is our “juicy hormone”—it keeps eyes, joints, mouth, and intimate tissues lubricated. But dryness isn’t just about menopause. Other factors include:

• Declining hyaluronic acid (starts as early as our 30s)
  
• Birth control pills
  
• Overuse of panty liners and paper pads
  
• Postpartum hormone shifts
  
• Certain medications
  
• Cancer treatments and other health conditions

There isn’t a one-size-fits-all approach, but here are the most common and effective options:

• Moisturize regularly with a hyaluronic acid formula like Okanagan Glow (for both vulva & vagina).
  
• Hormone therapies prescribed by a doctor.
  
• Pelvic floor physiotherapy for added support.
  
• Consistency is key: many women moisturize daily, and some start with 2–3 times per day until symptoms improve.

Yes. Many women pair Okanagan Glow with localized estrogen or DHEA treatment. Glow works on the surface layer of skin cells, while hormones work more deeply. Together, they help speed up results and maximize comfort.

Absolutely. Moisturizers and lubricants are not the same. Okanagan Glow is your daily skin-care routine for intimate health. Okanagan Joy t is your on-the-spot solution to reduce friction during sex. For comfort and fun, you’ll likely want both in your toolkit.

Everyone’s at a different stage of dryness. If your skin is severely dry, you may feel a mild tingling at first—similar to putting moisturizer on cracked hands or elbows. This usually fades as your tissues rehydrate. If you’re using Glow preventatively, you may not feel anything at all.