Natural Moisture from the Inside Out

You’re a baddie living your life, staying in your lane, spreading nothing but love and your cheeks, and suddenly one day things feel…off. What is happening? Why do you feel like you’re suddenly hosting the sands of the Sahara in your vagina? What’s with the crushing pressure and tension? If this sounds familiar (especially the spreading your cheeks bit) you’re in good company. Rest assured—you’re not alone and you certainly don’t have to brave the desert by yourself. There is an oasis in sight.

But first, What’s Happening Down There?

Perimenopause is the transitional phase before menopause when your body begins to adjust hormone production—specifically estrogen and progesterone—as it prepares to stop menstruating (silver lining?).

This phase can actually begin as early as your 30s and typically lasts several years, leading up to menopause (typically defined as 12 months with no period). During this time, hormone levels fluctuate which causes a variety of symptoms such as:

• Irregular periods
• Vaginal dryness
• Hot flashes or night sweats
• Mood swings or anxiety
• Sleep disturbances
• Brain fog or difficulty concentrating

It’s a natural and normal phase of life, but that doesn’t mean you have to be uncomfortable—supportive care, like Kunda Drops, can help ease symptoms like pelvic tension and dryness with gentle, non-psychoactive ingredients.

Why the Pelvic Floor Matters

The pelvic floor matters deeply in the context of perimenopause because it’s one of the body’s most affected—but often overlooked—areas during this transition.

Here’s why:

1. Hormonal Shifts Affect Pelvic Tissue

As estrogen levels decline, tissues in the pelvic region—including the muscles, fascia, and vaginal walls—lose moisture, elasticity, and strength. This can lead to:

• Vaginal dryness
• Tension or tightness in the pelvic floor
• Discomfort during intimacy
• A higher risk of prolapse or incontinence down the line

2. The Pelvic Floor Supports Your Core Stability

Your pelvic floor isn’t just about sex and bladder control—it’s also the foundation of your core strength and stability. When it’s out of balance (too tight, too weak, or both), it can contribute to:

• Back or hip pain
• Postural issues
• A general sense of “something’s off” in your body

3. Perimenopause Can Increase Pelvic Floor Dysfunction

Many women report feeling pressure, heaviness, or tension in their pelvic area during perimenopause. That’s often a sign that the pelvic floor is compensating for hormonal and structural changes, and it needs support.

Why Suppositories

Using a moisturizing, non-psychoactive suppository (like Kunda’s Nourish or Blossom) can offer localized hydration and relief directly to the vaginal and pelvic tissues—relaxing muscles, providing comfort, and helping you feel more at ease in your body during this season of change. There’s more options than hormones or messy creams to help you not only survive, but thrive.

Which Drop Does What?

Blossom is Kunda’s flagship pelvic drop, packed with a high-dose 250 mg+ CBD and CBG blend, formulated specifically to help relax pelvic floor muscles and soothe inflammation. Its base of organic cocoa butter and organic beeswax supports gentle hydration, while 5 mg+ hyaluronic acid delivers deeper moisture. Free of THC, Blossom is perfect for moments when your body feels wound-up, tight, or dry—supporting ease during your perimenopause passage.

Nourish is Kunda’s non-cannabinoid suppository, designed specifically for gentle hydration and support—making it a great option for those navigating perimenopause. As estrogen levels shift during this phase, many experience dryness, thinning vaginal tissue, and overall sensitivity. Nourish offers relief with a hormone-free formula featuring hyaluronic acid for deep moisture and vitamin E to soothe and support tissue repair.

Because Nourish is free from CBD and CBG, it’s ideal for everyday use or for anyone looking to avoid cannabinoids while still addressing discomfort. It’s a natural, effective way to restore comfort and moisture right where it’s needed—without disrupting your peace of mind.

How to Use

1. Chill it first
   Keep your Drops in the fridge so they stay firm and easy to insert.
2. Wash your hands
   (Always a good first step when dealing with sensitive areas.)
3. Add a little lube if needed
   Use a touch of your favourite lube on the tip to ease insertion.
4. Find your position
   Most people prefer lying on their back or side, or standing with one leg propped up.
5. Insert gently
   Using a clean finger, slide the suppository as far into the vagina or rectum as is comfortable.
6. Rest & absorb
   Stay lying down for about 15–30 minutes, or use a panty liner if you’re moving around. Suppositories are most effective when your body is relaxed.

Bonus tip – We encourage you to create a whole self-care ritual when using Kunda Drops for the ultimate relaxing experience. Light a candle, play some music, and let your sense soar.

Ask and You Shall Receive

Your body isn’t broken—it’s just asking for a little extra support. With the right tools, like our Blossom and Nourish suppositories, you can return to yourself and the body you know. This isn’t about fixing you—it’s about helping your body do what it already knows how to do. So stay consistent, stay kind to yourself, and remember: asking for help isn’t a weakness—it’s a strength. So be the baddie we all know you are and give yourself a hand with Kunda Drops.