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Edinburgh Live
9 hours ago
- Business
- Edinburgh Live
Sexual wellness product takes off after Steven Bartlett DOAC podcast
A sexual wellness brand has seen a surge in interest after being mentioned on Steven Bartlett's Diary of a CEO podcast. Intimacy Melts by US wellness brand Foria were praised by intimacy expert Susan Bratton praised it on the Diary Of A CEO. Bratton shared her love for the Foria Intimacy Melts, explaining they are made 'with CBD and botanicals, it's an aphrodisiac and smells so good. It melts almost immediately'. Since the episode aired, demand has soared - with people bulk buying and reordering. Exclusive retailer SheSpot reports that over 65% of customers are now coming back to buy more. The melts contain only natural ingredients and are made with organic CBD and fair-trade cocoa butter. Sexual discomfort and pain is more common than many realise, and more women are seeking natural, body-safe solutions to enhance intimacy. The melts are part of a growing movement towards products that prioritise pleasure, comfort, and confidence. Holly Jackson, co-founder of SheSpot, said: 'It's clear that women are craving not just pleasure, but comfort and autonomy. Foria melts are helping them feel empowered in their bodies — and that's the kind of wellness revolution we're proud to support.'
North Wales Live
11 hours ago
- Business
- North Wales Live
Sexual wellness product takes off after Steven Bartlett DOAC podcast
A sexual wellness brand has seen a surge in interest after being mentioned on Steven Bartlett's Diary of a CEO podcast. Intimacy Melts by US wellness brand Foria were praised by intimacy expert Susan Bratton praised it on the Diary Of A CEO. Bratton shared her love for the Foria Intimacy Melts, explaining they are made 'with CBD and botanicals, it's an aphrodisiac and smells so good. It melts almost immediately'. Since the episode aired, demand has soared - with people bulk buying and reordering. Exclusive retailer SheSpot reports that over 65% of customers are now coming back to buy more. The melts contain only natural ingredients and are made with organic CBD and fair-trade cocoa butter. Sexual discomfort and pain is more common than many realise, and more women are seeking natural, body-safe solutions to enhance intimacy. The melts are part of a growing movement towards products that prioritise pleasure, comfort, and confidence. Holly Jackson, co-founder of SheSpot, said: 'It's clear that women are craving not just pleasure, but comfort and autonomy. Foria melts are helping them feel empowered in their bodies — and that's the kind of wellness revolution we're proud to support.'
Wales Online
11 hours ago
- Business
- Wales Online
Sexual wellness product takes off after Steven Bartlett DOAC podcast
A sexual wellness brand has seen a surge in interest after being mentioned on Steven Bartlett's Diary of a CEO podcast. Intimacy Melts by US wellness brand Foria were praised by intimacy expert Susan Bratton praised it on the Diary Of A CEO. Bratton shared her love for the Foria Intimacy Melts, explaining they are made 'with CBD and botanicals, it's an aphrodisiac and smells so good. It melts almost immediately'. Since the episode aired, demand has soared - with people bulk buying and reordering. Exclusive retailer SheSpot reports that over 65% of customers are now coming back to buy more. The melts contain only natural ingredients and are made with organic CBD and fair-trade cocoa butter. Sexual discomfort and pain is more common than many realise, and more women are seeking natural, body-safe solutions to enhance intimacy. The melts are part of a growing movement towards products that prioritise pleasure, comfort, and confidence. Holly Jackson, co-founder of SheSpot, said: 'It's clear that women are craving not just pleasure, but comfort and autonomy. Foria melts are helping them feel empowered in their bodies — and that's the kind of wellness revolution we're proud to support.'
Scottish Sun
12-05-2025
- Sport
- Scottish Sun
Chris Eubank Jr reveals sour moment between him and Conor Benn moments after appearing to bury hatchet in ring
Click to share on X/Twitter (Opens in new window) Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) CHRIS EUBANK JR has revealed the reason he refused to shake Conor Benn's hand after their thrilling fight. The born rivals renewed their family feud at the end of April for a middleweight grudge match years in the making. Sign up for Scottish Sun newsletter Sign up 2 Chris Eubank Jr revealed the reason he refused to shake Conor Benn's hand Credit: Reuters And Eubank walked away with bragging rights after a 12-round slugfest for the ages at Tottenham's stadium. But unlike after most epic bouts, the two bitter advisories did not embrace following battle. And Eubank, 35, revealed he has still not forgiven Benn, 28, for failing a drug tests in 2022 to initially KO their original fight date. He said on Diary Of A CEO: "The fight finished, I did not shake his hand, I didn't congratulate him, I didn't speak to him, I didn't hug him. READ MORE IN boxing BANK ON IT 'I was willing to die in that ring,' says Eubank Jr after two nights in hospital "Which is what most fighters, pretty much all fighters do after they fight. And especially after a fight like that, you would expect that. "I couldn't do it. I didn't have it in me because in my mind, this kid is still a drugs cheat. "He still tried to cheat in our first fight. Failed two drug tests - never owned up to it. "Denied it, denied it, denied it. No apologies, no admittance, no manning up. Eubank Jr vs Benn: SunSport's verdict THIRTY-FIVE YEARS of the Conor Benn and Chris Eubank Jr rivalry was settled with 36 minutes of violence. Yet with all the tremendous heart shown by both boxers, there wasn't much technique, skill or finesse on display here. After tons of trash talking, egg throwing and mind games that have been played out to the world over the last three years, SunSport's Wally Downes Jr gives his verdict on what should be the final chapter in one of British boxing's biggest beefs. Read here to find out why the 12-round slugfest should not be repeated - and why the rivalry should now be put to bed. CASINO SPECIAL - BEST CASINO BONUSES FROM £10 DEPOSITS "I can't forgive that, I can't respect that, I can't shake that hand until there is some accountability. He's not going to give it." Benn tested positive for clomifene - a banned substance known to boost testosterone - but protested his innocence. He was provisionally suspended by UK Anti-Doping but took his career to America for two wins as the case dragged on. Eventually, UKAD dropped the case against Benn to allow him to fight on home soil against Eubank. The fight was set at the 160lb middleweight limit and Eubank missed the weight by an agonising 0.05lb - costing him a £375,000 fine. And he then had to weigh under 170lb per the rehydration clause in their contract on the morning of the bout. Even so, Eubank took a unanimous points win but spent two days in hospital due to severe dehydration. A rematch with Benn is already agreed as part of their initial contract - with Eubank preparing for a sequel. He said: "It's very likely that the fight will happen again at some point this year. "I want what the fans want. If the fans want to see it next, who am I to say no?"
