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September newsletter
Jenna Owsianik
September 14, 2023
Hello, folks! Welcome to the September newsletter for SexForEveryBody.com! 🌻
Scroll down for the latest sextech events and news from us and around the web.
Our Top Stories
We unpack the science behind the controversial practice of orgasmic meditation, and how it challenges assumptions about sex, pleasure, and past trauma.
Accessible sextech options are growing thanks to accessories and innovations that support hands-free sexual experiences.
Don’t mix silicone sex toys with silicone-based personal lubricants, sex educators have warned consumers for decades. That is, until now.
In other news… 📅
PornHub owner MindGeek rebrands as Aylo
Our Instagram account is one of a growing number of LGBTQ and sex ed accounts being shadowbanned
Event Listings 📅
Global gatherings, both virtual and in-person for professionals, academics and enthusiasts
SexTech TO returns on Monday, October 2 at 6:30 p.m. for another thought-provoking networking mixer in Toronto!
🎟️ You can get tickets at Eventbrite. 🎟️
Adult Convention Listings: Adult expos, trade shows, sexual health conferences, film festivals, and more.
Unclassifieds - short, sponsored links
Popular sex toy company OhMiBod, known for its app-connected and music-driven vibrators, released a “pillow-like” panty vibe called Foxy
From the Founder
How do you feel about the word “hoo-ha” in sexual health products?
Last month, I had the pleasure of attending the launch event for OLLY Canada’s line of Modern Woman supplements.
There I learned the Uniliver subsidiary faced censorship promoting its Happy Hoo-ha vaginal health supplement. The euphemism “hoo-ha” was rejected, along with the word “vagina” among many advertising bodies, said the marketing team.
You can read more about the banned ad and the event on my personal blog.
Also, stay tuned for an upcoming feature on vulvovaginal health brand Momotaro Apotheca, which takes an entirely different approach to traditional pink “feminine care” aisle product promotion.
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