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We believe every woman is potentially scorching hot! ... even hotter than you may feel now!
Introducing , truly one of the hottest and most memorable things you'll ever do for your sex life!
She’s Cream a natural, herbal cream activated by your own touch, this product has even been described by one woman as "instant turn-on cream"! It's true -- apply it to your most intimate parts before or during lovemaking.... or have your partner do it for you! And prepare for unbelievably intense excitement and climaxes beyond all previous boundaries.
Now you hold the key to a more exciting and creative sex life: Get turned on right away. Experience deeper, more intense sensations than ever before., Let your partner tantalize you in ways you've never had before., Discover the big, robust, explosive orgasms (even multiple orgasms! ) that you've read and dream about but never experienced ., Delight your partner with your new enthusiasm for more sex.
There are NO pills to take,
NO manuals to read,
NO awkward positions or kinky techniques to learn... just a sensuous, smooth cream to transform every touch and every stroke into a whole new no-boundaries sensual world!
Just applied She’s Cream topically to underside of clitoral and genial tissue. That’s it ! .
Best of all, She’s Cream effects are immediate!
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What is She’s Cream ?
She’s Cream is the highest quality topical sexual enhancement cream , using the purest botanical extracts and naturally-derived ingredients for those woman who wants to improve her sex life. Whether you are currently pleased with your lovemaking or one of the many who are dissatisfied, using She’s Cream will give you greater pleasure from sex.
Developed by a renowned Herbalist, She’s Cream's sexual effects are subtle and natural feeling, yet it profoundly increases a woman's sensitivity and improves the frequency and intensity of orgasms.
She’s Cream completely safe, natural, non-prescription and non-hormonal.
She’s Cream combines with your own lubrication to provide a completely natural feel.
She’s Cream contain 16 type of amino acid that been proven to stimulate blood flow to the female genital area and increase a woman's sexual stimulation.
The 1998 Nobel Prize for Medicine and Physiology was awarded for the discovery of the Nitric Oxide Pathway. Nitric Oxide is the basis for clitoral erection and excitement. L-Arginine causes the production of Nitric Oxide which in turn improves clitoral circulation and thus leads to increased physical pleasure even for those women who have already experienced a loss of sexual desire.
Recent double-blind, placebo-controlled, clinical studies suggest that L-Arginine, as found in She’s Cream, dramatically improves female sex drive and sexual relations, frequency of orgasms and clitoral sensitivity to stimulation .
How does She’sCream Works ?
When woman aroused sexually, there is increased of blood flow to the clitoral, the vagina.
She’s Cream further facilitates the increasing of blood flow and improves blood engorgement of the clitoris which in turn causes clitoris enlargement, erection and increased sensitivity which is the key for sexual Orgasm.
What She’s Cream can do For you ?
. It totally eliminates the need for vagina tightening surgery which is the faster growing (and one of the most expensive) medical procedures being asked for by women today.
. It tightens the vagina and the muscles in the surrounding area !
. In increases a woman’s sexual desire !
. It Slow the menopausal process !
. It dramatically increases the intensity, frequency and quality of a woman’s orgasms !
. It restores the natural elasticity of the vagina !
. It acts as a lubricant with a fresh, clean scent !
. It maintains natural color and a “teenage” appearance !
Does She’s Cream work? Is She’s safe?
Yes, it works and it's absolutely safe! You can be sure there are NO worries about harmful side effects because She’s Cream contains only the highest-quality natural ingredients. With the help of an experienced naturopath, we selected these essential active ingredients for their sex-enhancing properties. We combined them in the exact proportions to create the highest levels of sexual stimulation and the greatest opportunity for you to achieve orgasm. Our smooth topical cream works directly on the sensitive tissues and pleasure centers of your body.
She’s Cream is carefully packaged in a state-of-the-art medical-grade facility. The discreet, easy-to-carry stylist container vial goes anywhere you go!
She’s Cream is safe, natural and requires no prescription.
She’s Cream IS 100% GUARANTEED TO WORK!
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Active Ingredients
L-Arginine : Firming And Maintains a Healthy Functioning
Vitamin B12 : Restore Tone And Elasticity.
Rosemary Oil : Antiseptic / Antibacterial .
Tea Tree Oil : Antiseptic / Antibacterial
Seed Oil : Activates Circulation
Jojoba Oil : Emollient.
Maca : Promotes Blood Circulation And Delivery of
Nutrients
Ascorbyl Palmitate : Antioxidant
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How To Apply She’s Cream?
Apply a small amount to the mucus membrane, beneath the clitoris, and thoroughly rub it in to help absorption. While most women feel the effects immediately, it make take up to three applications (on three consecutive days) to appreciate the full, circulation-enhancing effects of She’s Cream.
Q & A
1. What is SHE’S CREAM?
SHE’S CREAM is natural, topical formulation composed of L-Arginine , Vitamin B12, Rosemary Oil, Tea Tree Oil, Seed oil, Jojoba Oil, Maca, Ascorbyl Palmitate, and other natural ingredients designed to enhance sexual sensitivity.
2. What can I expect when I apply SHE’S CREAM ?
SHE’S CREAM causes an almost immediate warmth and tingle to the genital area. Women report an increase in sensitivity. As one customer stated “you will notice that things that normally feel good will feel GREAT while using it…” This feeling usually lasts 10 – 30 minutes and some times in excess of an hour after applying. If the feeling goes away then simply add more.
3. How does SHE’S CREAM work?
SHE’S CREAM stimulates the tissue surface of the clitoris, which results in increased blood flow and enhances clitoral sensitivity. Enhanced clitoral sensitivity can increase a woman’s chance to achieve an orgasm, increase intimacy, and enjoy greater orgasmic pleasure. SHE’S CREAM usually begins to work in between 3 to 5 min and can last 10 – 30 minutes. Similar to the “blue pill” for men, the sexual stimulation is essential
4. Is SHE’S CREAM safe?
Yes, SHE’S CREAM is absolutely safe. It is composed of all natural ingredients. However, if you have chronic vaginal infections, active Herpes or autoimmune disease, or serious medical conditions, such as heart disease, and drug hypersensitivity, please consult your physician.
5. Who should use SHE’S CREAM?
It has been estimated that 46% of women are sexually frustrated. There are a good number of women who have never experienced an orgasm and have no idea how to achieve an orgasm. Every woman has a right to sexual satisfaction and SHE’S CREAM is the first step in discovering the beauty and sensuality of female orgasm.
6. Can I use SHE’S CREAM if I have no sexual problems?
Yes you can! SHE’S CREAM a sexual enhancer and is designed to enhance sexual responsiveness and the possibilities of achieving orgasm. It can make things that feel good , sensation and exquisite. Every woman deserves warm, sensual, and satisfying orgasms and SHE’S CREAM make it happened.
7. Can a woman expect instant results?
Yes. Although some women require a few applications before experiencing full benefits of this product, most women report immediate results. 95% of our customers have reported immediate sensual results.
8. How is SHE’S CREAM applied?
A small dab of SHE’S CREAM is gently applied to the clitoris 5 minutes before intercourse.
9. Can I still have oral sex?
Yes, you can still enjoy oral sex while using SHE’S CREAM.
11. Is SHE’S CREAM FDA approve Creamed?
No. SHE’S CREAM not intended to treat, diagnose, or cure any disease or dysfunction.
SHE’S CREAM is approved by the Malaysia Ministry Of Health with the licence No. NOT07081217KE
12. Where is SHE’S CREAM made?
SHE’S CREAM is formulated and packaged in an GMP medical grade facility.
13. Is SHE’S CREAM safe to us with condoms?
Yes, SHE’S CREAM is safe to use with condoms. SHE’S CREAM is a water based product and therefore will not affect condoms.
14. What if SHE’S CREAM does not work?
SHE’S CREAM will work! However, if you are not satisfied with our product we offer a 30 day money back guarantee. For On Line Oder.
We guarantee that you will love She’s Cream or we will refund your purchase price, no questions asked. Try our product for up to 30 days risk free. If you are unsatisfied with our product for any reason within 30 days from the date of your product purchase we will refund your money. Refunds are processed on the 1st and 15th of each month, so your credit may not appear for up to 2 weeks after we receive your return.
You owe yourself and your partner the maximum pleasure possible. Why wait to enjoy sexual freedom? Order now and receive your order within 5 to 3 days. We have hundreds of happy customers who have discovered a better sex life.
While most companies which sell products of this nature do not have any type of guarantee. She’s Cream is offering the best guarantee in the industry. Satisfaction or your money back. Guaranteed!
15. How do I order?
There are a few ways to order:
- Order through our website www.shence2u.com
- SMS us at 019-4799111 to place an order.
- Consult Your Physician.
- Visit your nearest Pharmacy’s
16. Why should I choose SHE’S CREAM?The unique process used to create SHE’S CREAM makes this product better than any other product on the market. First we begin with only the highest quality ingredients. There is no doubt that L-Arginine and the other sexual enhancing herbs contained in this formula do really work when in pharmaceutical grade. However, the trick is to properly infuse and coagulate these elements into a gel without losing their special properties. In addition, the formula must be able to penetrate the skin in order for a woman to benefit from its properties. This special attention to detail is only found with SHE’S CREAM and ensures that this product is light years ahead of anything else on the market. SHE’S CREAM is highly regarded as a leader in the industry and offers a money back guarantee.
For Her
We believe every woman is potentially scorching hot! ... even hotter than you may feel now!
If you have low or no sex drive If you are uninterested or rarely interested in sex, you may be skeptical about She’s Cream.
We understand. In fact, we know many of you may have said one of the following things at one time or another: "I'm just not into it." "I'm always too tired. “I avoid sex... certainly, I never initiate sex." "I can't seem to get very turned on." So how do you find that passion?
First, understand that there are many reasons for your lack of enthusiasm about sex.
She’s Cream addresses many of these problems: So many responsibilities -- family, home, demanding careers, busy social lives -- all leave you with little time or energy left when it comes to sex. She’s Cream renews your interest in sex by intensifying arousal and delivering maximum sexual fulfillment. Vaginal dryness is a problem for many women. She’s Cream instantly glides on a silky texture, then creates a "warm tingling" sensation that speeds arousal and encourages your body's natural lubrication. Difficulty or inability to reach orgasm in the past may have convinced you that you just "can't get there." Now you'll see that's not so! She’s Cream intensifies every touch and stroke, and helps bring you to explosive orgasms like you've never had before.
For Him
Men love a woman who shares deep sexual intimacy... and who is totally aroused and satisfied by him!
At all time and all over the world for the those women who became the most powerful on earth. They married the richest and the most powerful men. And they controlled them. If their husband was a king, it was the woman who controlled the king.
It doesn’t matter how beautiful the woman is, how sexy her body is, how attractive she is, whether she has big or small breasts or whether she has a high I.Q. or not.
The Truth Is.
A Woman with a young , tight, “velvet glove” vagina will get the man every time.
A woman who is old enough to know how to give a man extremely good sex plus has a tight, most, young-looking vagina, has an enormous advantage over every other woman.
Bringing She’s Cream into your sex life shows your partner how willing you are to totally, completely enjoy him. There's probably nothing better you can do for your man than crave and delight in sex with him!
Girls ! If you feel you are already quite hot, thank you...! You might be surprised to know that even if you seem satisfied in bed, you may have vast untapped erotic potential! And wouldn't YOU like to know how far you can go? She’s Cream sex-enhancing formula of nutrients, natural herbs, and stimulating ingredients makes you: Even more receptive More sensitive to stimulation A more active, eager and excited partner Able to attain extraordinary and/or multiple climaxes! Bringing She’s Cream to an already-okay sex life makes it fantastic! With She’s Cream, you show your interest in total satisfaction for both of you. He'll appreciate your creativity, your desire to please him... plus he'll get the very wonderful payoff of being the lover who brings you total pleasure. Nice! He'll love you for it ? and you'll love what you feel. Turn it on or turn it WAY up with She’s Cream!
Women who have used She’s Cream report not only wild success in the bedroom, but also an overall improvement in their relationships! Add a little She’s Cream, and give him the credit. It's a win-win. She’s Cream works in seconds! Just stroke on She’s Cream's stimulating herbal formula... You'll be amazed at how quickly you respond.
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What Can I Do If Sex Isn't Working for Me?
Sexual Dysfunction in Women:
What is sexual dysfunction?
When you have problems with sex, doctors call it "sexual dysfunction." Men and women can have it. There are 4 kinds of sexual problems in women.
- Desire disorders - When you are not interested in having sex or have less desire for sex than you used to.
- Arousal disorders - When you don't feel a sexual response in your body or you cannot stay sexually aroused.
- Orgasmic disorders - When you can't have an orgasm or you have pain during orgasm.
- Sexual pain disorders - When you have pain during or after sex
About Female Sexual Dysfunction
Many women suffer from Female Sexual Dysfunction or FSD. According to the Journal of the American Medical Association, more than 43% of American women (about 40 million) experience some form of sexual disorder. Any woman can experience Female Sexual Dysfunction at some point in her life.
What is Female Sexual Dysfunction?
Physicians and other healthcare providers recognize Female Sexual Dysfunction as a medical condition. It includes a variety of disorders that are related to desire for sex, arousal during sexual activity, problems with orgasm or pain during sexual activity. If a woman’s sexual concerns are recurring in nature and cause her personal distress, she may indeed have female sexual dysfunction.
Specifically, Female Sexual Dysfunction is divided into categories related to desire, orgasm, arousal and pain. The medical definitions for the types of Female Sexual Dysfunction are found below. All of the disorders have a common component, namely, that the problem causes a woman personal distress.
SEXUAL DESIRE DISORDERS
- HYPOACTIVE SEXUAL DESIRE DISORDER — The ongoing lack of sexual fantasies or thoughts. A woman with hypoactive sexual desire disorder does not have a desire for sex and is not interested in the sexual advances of her partner. This may also be called loss of libido.
- SEXUAL AVERSION DISORDER – An ongoing severe fear or phobia of any sexual activity with a partner.
SEXUAL AROUSAL DISORDER — An ongoing problem staying sexually excited. A woman would like to have sex, but when she has sex it is not pleasurable. This may be due to decreased sensitivity in the genitals or lack of vaginal lubrication or wetness. Sexual arousal disorder may be caused by decreased blood flow to the vagina or clitoris.
ORGASMIC DISORDER — An ongoing problem related to having an orgasm. It may be difficult to have an orgasm or, if she does have an orgasm, it may take a long time. Some women describe their orgasms as muffled or not as intense as they once were. Other women may not be able to reach orgasm at all. This problem occurs even though she has been sexually stimulated and aroused.
SEXUAL PAIN DISORDERS
- DYSPAREUNIA — Ongoing pain associated with sexual intercourse.
- VAGINISUMUS — Ongoing spasm or tightening of the muscles of the vagina that makes the vagina difficult to enter or penetrate.
- NON-COITAL SEXUAL PAIN — Ongoing pain in the genital area caused by sexual stimulation other than vaginal penetration.
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What is F.S.A.D?
Female Sexual Arousal Disorder (FSAD) is a persistent or recurrent inability to attain, or to maintain until completion of the sexual activity, an adequate lubrication-swelling response of sexual excitement. This "response" involves vaginal lubrication, expansion of the vagina, and swelling of the external genitalia. The disturbance must cause marked distress or interpersonal difficulty. The dysfunction is also not better accounted for by another problem and is not due exclusively to the direct physical effects of a substance (i.e. an illegal drug or prescription medication) or a medical condition.
As with all sexual disorders, FSAD can be classified as lifelong (existing for the entirety of the person’s adult life) or acquired (developed after a period of normal functioning). It can also be classified as generalized (occurring across all partners, sexual activities, and situations) or situational (limited to certain partners, sexual practices, or situations). Women with F.S.A.D have sexual desire but for various reasons, have difficulty obtaining sexual satisfaction. FSAD is a sub-category of the broader group of sexual problems experienced by women generally categorized within the overall category of Female Sexual Disorders..
What Causes Female Sexual Dysfunction?
Many women may think that Female Sexual Dysfunction is a normal consequence of childbirth, aging or menopause. This is not true. Women may have been told that the problem is "just in your head" which is also incorrect. Many times the primary cause of Female Sexual Dysfunction is physical in nature and is not psychological. However, due to the very personal nature of Female Sexual Dysfunction, psychological factors may become involved as well. For example, if a woman has decreased vaginal lubrication or wetness this may lead to painful intercourse. This in turn may become very distressing to both the woman and her partner and result in personal distress.
Some of the physical causes of Female Sexual Dysfunction are listed below.
- Pelvic surgery or trauma including hysterectomy, pelvic fractures, difficult childbirth or straddle injuries (such as falling on a bicycle or balance beam).
- Menopause
- Arteriosclerosis or hardening of the arteries
- Smoking
- Loss of the hormones including both estrogen and testosterone
- Diabetes
- Spinal cord injuries
- Blood pressure medications
- Some antidepressants
- Birth control pills
- Some seizure medications
- Certain sedatives or tranquilizers
Psychological causes of Female Sexual Dysfunction include:
- Depression
- Stress
- Sexual, emotional or physical abuse
- Drug or alcohol abuse
- Problems with self-esteem or body image
- Problems in your relationship with your partner
She’s Cream is a new non-prescription application for potential relief of FASD symptoms and some types of Female Sexual Dysfunction. Severe problems may require medical
intervention. If symptoms persist or seem severe, consult with a health professional.
These statements have not been evaluated by the Ministry of Health of Malaysia.. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent disease.
How do I know if I have a problem?
Up to 70% of couples have a problem with sex at some time. Most women sometimes have sex that doesn't feel good. This doesn't mean you have a sexual problem.
If you don't want to have sex or it never feels good, you might have a sexual problem. The best person to decide if you have a sexual problem is you! Discuss your concerns with your doctor. Remember that anything you tell your doctor is private.
What can I do?
If desire is the problem, try changing your usual routine. Try having sex at different times of the day, or try a different sexual position.
Arousal disorders can often be helped if you use a vaginal cream for dryness. If you have gone through menopause, talk to your doctor about taking estrogen or using an estrogen cream.
If you have a problem having an orgasm, masturbation can help you. Extra stimulation (before you have sex with your partner) with a vibrator may be helpful. You might need rubbing or stimulation for up to an hour before having sex. Many women don't have an orgasm during intercourse. If you want an orgasm with intercourse, you or your partner may want to gently stroke your clitoris.
If you're having pain during sex, try different positions. When you are on top, you have more control over penetration and movement. Emptying your bladder before you have sex, using extra creams or taking a warm bath before sex all can help. If you still have pain during sex, talk to your doctor. If you have a tight vagina, you can try using something like a tampon to help you get used to relaxing your vagina. Your doctor can tell you more about this.
Can medicine help?
If you have gone through menopause or have had your uterus and/or ovaries removed, taking the hormone estrogen may help with sexual problems. If you're not already taking estrogen, ask your doctor if this is an option for you.
You may have heard that taking sildenafil (Viagra) or the male hormone testosterone can help women with sexual problems. There have not been many studies on the effects of Viagra or testosterone on women, so doctors don't know whether these things can help or not. Both Viagra and testosterone can have serious side effects, so using them is probably not worth the risk.
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What else can I do?
Learn more about your body and how it works. Ask your doctor about how medicines, illnesses, surgery, age, pregnancy or menopause can affect sex.
Practice "sensate focus" exercises where one partner gives a massage, while the other partner says what feels good and requests changes (example: "lighter," "faster," etc.). Fantasizing may increase your desire. Squeezing the muscles of your vagina tightly and then relaxing them may increase your arousal. Try sexual activity other than intercourse, such as massage, oral sex or masturbation.
What about my partner?
Talk with your partner about what you each like and dislike, or what you might want to try. Ask for your partner's help. Remember that your partner may not want to do some things you want to try. Or you may not want to try what your partner wants. You should respect each other's comforts and discomforts. This helps you and your partner have a good sexual relationship. If you can't talk to your partner, your doctor or a counselor may be able to help you.
If you feel like a partner is abusing you, tell your doctor.
How can my doctor help?
Your doctor can also give you ideas about treating your sexual problems or can refer you to a sex therapist or counselor if it is needed.
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SCIENTIFIC EVIDENCE - SEXUAL RESEARCH
SUMMARIES OF CLINICAL TRIALS
One study on L-Arginine was conducted on post-menopausal women with Female Sexual Arousal Disorder or FSAD. The study was designed to determine the effects on vaginal blood flow and sexual arousal of the Nitric Oxide-precursor L-Arginine (as well as other substances) on physiological responses to erotic stimuli in post -menopausal women who had experienced FSAD for at least 6 months. This is the same L-Arginine found in the She’s formula for women.
The study was a randomized, double-blind, placebo-controlled, three-way crossover clinical trial. Patients were 23 post-menopausal women who met DSM IV criteria for FSAD. The physiological sexual arousal of the subjects was measured by changes in vaginal pulse amplitude using a method called Vaginal Photoplethysmography.
The subjects were shown a neutral (non-sexual movie) as well as a film with sexual content. The degree of each subject's sexual reaction to the neutral as well as to the sexual movie was measured by the Vaginal Photoplethysmography technology. Subjective sexual arousal was also gauged by using a Self-Report Questionnaire that was standardized for all woman involved in the trial.
The results of the Vaginal Photoplethysmography showed a rapid and significant increase in Vaginal Pulse Amplitude Response (meaning the subject's degree of sexual stimulation) to the erotic film after the L-Arginine was administered as compared to the placebo group. The Self-Report Questionnaire yielded similar results. The research study demonstrated that the mechanism responsible for the increase in sexual arousal was the body's enhanced production of Nitric Oxide due to the administration of L-Arginine.
The increased Nitric Oxide release caused the women who were given L-Arginine to be significantly more stimulated by the erotic content of the sexual film as opposed to those subjects who received the placebo.
The results of another clinical study of L-Arginine were presented at the Ninth Annual Congress on Women's Health & Gender-Based Medicine in Washington, D.C. The study indicated significant improvement in women's sexual desire and overall satisfaction. In this double-blind placebo-controlled study, 93 women, ages 22-73, enrolled as participants lacking in sexual desire or self diagnosed with FASD.
Of the 93 women involved, 46 received L-Arginine and 47 received a placebo. The participants used a Female Sexual Function Index Questionnaire to rate their level of sexual health before starting the study and after taking either a placebo or the L-Arginine.
At the end of four weeks, 62 percent of the active group of women reported significantly improved satisfaction with their overall sex life and 64 percent reported an improvement in their overall level and intensity of sexual desire
