Behind Closed Doors

Hello friend,

The lifestyle stories we tell are usually outward facing, be it fashion items that define our personal style, recipes we share with friends and family, beauty and wellness rituals that enhance our appearance and wellbeing, or cultural experiences we share with others. This week, we thought we would go behind closed doors, to bring you a curated selection of women-founded items and experiences that are best enjoyed in private. Or at least shared with your most intimate partners. 

We introduce you to a lingerie brand that puts movement and comfort at the forefront, with some sex appeal thrown in for good measure; a chocolate brand marketed to women for those quiet moments of self indulgence; a new product that keeps toilet odours at bay…no sh*t (we couldn’t help ourselves); the story of the wax bar founders who prove that problem solving trumps experience when starting a business; and the boudoir photographer who calls her shoots an act of self-love.

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We love the modern minimalism of HIRRS, the undergarment brand that marries the comfort of athletic wear with lingerie.

The woman entrepreneur behind this dark chocolate brand wants women to indulge in chocolate as self care. We say, bring it on!

It’s the thing no one wants to talk about, but one woman entrepreneur is doing something about embarrassing bathroom odours.

Your favourite wax bar came to be because two women wanted a better waxing experience. What do you mean the founders of Fuzz had no business experience?

If your inner centre fold model has always dreamed of a moment in the spotlight, this photo studio invites you to experience a sexy photoshoot with its professional all-women crew.

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