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Knowledge base
Knowledge base- HOW WE PACK
- ORDER PROCESSING
- Pills for longer intercourse
- Breast enlargement pills
- Pheromones for women – what is worth knowing about them and which are the best
- Male pheromones – how do they work and why is it worth using them?
- Penis enlargement remedies
- Top, heart and base notes - how to read the fragrance pyramid?
- Fragrance families - how to find your own perfume direction?
- Length, projection and sillage - three different characteristics of perfumes
- How to test perfumes on the belt and on the skin?
- EDT, EDP and extract - what does the concentration of perfume say?
- Natural and synthetic fragrance notes - how to read the description?
- Pheromone perfumes - how to separate description from promises?
- How to choose perfume for the occasion and choose the capacity?
- Dietary supplement vs. drug - why is this distinction important?
- How to read a supplement label step by step?
- Daily portion and number of capsules - how long will the package last?
- RWS, mg and µg - how not to confuse the numbers on the label?
- DER 10:1 - what does the extract ratio mean?
- Extract standardization - how to calculate the declared content?
- Bioavailability, chelate and liposomes - how to evaluate declarations?
- Probiotic, prebiotic and synbiotic - how to distinguish the labels?
- Several supplements at the same time - how to organize the list?
- Natural raw material does not describe the entire supplement
- INCI without guessing - how to read the composition of a cosmetic?
- Fragrance allergens - what do the names on the label mean?
- Moisturizing and greasing – how to compare cosmetics?
- Hydrolipid barrier - how not to complicate care?
- pH of a cosmetic - why doesn't one number describe the product?
- Preservatives in cosmetics - why are they in the formula?
- Water, silicone and oil lubricant - what to compare?
- Intimate comfort - how to talk about needs and the product?
- Libido and sexual performance - why are they different concepts?
- Date, PAO and batch number - what to keep from the packaging?
- Price of the set, package and portion - how to compare them?
- “Vegan”, “natural”, “without” - how to check declarations?
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Glossary
Glossary- Glossary
- Glossary - Fragrances
- Glossary - Intimacy
- Glossary - Supplements
- Glossary - Care
- Glossary - Labels and selection
- Ginseng - species, extracts and label information
- L-arginine - amino acid, portion and forms in supplements
- Maca - powder or extract and how to compare labels
- Tribulus terrestris and standardization
- Zinc - amount of the element, form and comparison of supplements
- Ashwagandha - root, withanolides and differences between extracts
- Selenium - micrograms, forms and reading the composition table
- Vitamin C - ascorbic acid, forms and declared portion
- Magnesium — the element, its salts and actual content per serving
- Vitamin B6 — forms, NRV and overlap between supplements
- Vitamin E - supplement, cosmetic and INCI names
- Berberine - alkaloid, extract and meaning of numbers on the label
- Piperine - pepper, extract and standardized content
- Ginkgo biloba — leaf extracts and their specifications
- Fenugreek - seeds, extracts and preparation comparison
- Common nettle - leaf, root and differences in descriptions
- Saponins - what does the standardization of the extract to this group mean
- Flavonoids - a group of plant compounds and product declaration
- Amino Acids - Single Ingredient, Blend and Full Portion
- Collagen - cosmetic, hydrolyzate and information about its origin
- Jasmine in perfumes - a floral note and its different faces
- Vanilla in perfume - sweetness, warmth and character of the composition
- Patchouli in perfume - an earthy accent or a soft base?
- Bergamot - fresh opening and citrus character of the perfume
- Musk - clean, soft and enveloping notes in perfume
- Sandalwood - a creamy woody note and its role in the base
- Cedar in perfume - dry woody note and its interpretation
- Amber - amber accord, warmth and depth of fragrance
- Tonka - warm note, sweetness and comparison with vanilla
- Rose in perfume - from a fresh petal to a full bouquet
- Androstenol - name of the substance and description of pheromone perfumes
- Androstenone - the smell of the substance and the limits of marketing promises
- Androsterone - how to distinguish the name from androstenol and androstenone
- Estratetraenol - test compound and pheromone product
- Glycerin - Glycerin in INCI and role in the formulation
- Ceramides - lipids, skin barrier and reading cosmetic ingredients
- Hyaluronic acid - forms in cosmetics and the meaning of the declaration
- PET - packaging material, not the composition of its contents
- Gelatin - capsule shell and origin information
- Perfume bottle - capacity, atomizer and version comparison
- I can no longer smell my own perfume - olfactory adaptation in practice
- Fragrance accord - how to find similar perfumes without identical composition
- Perfume atomizers — comparing sprays without guessing the amount
- Fragrance blotters — keeping perfume comparisons clear
- Fragrance composition — matching perfume descriptions to your preferences
- Pheromone concentrate - what to determine before combining it with perfume
- Why the scent changes after application - volatility in practice
- Essential oil and ready-made cosmetics - what not to use interchangeably
- Unscented products — understanding what the claim actually means
- Synthetic fragrance — evaluating the finished perfume
- Unisex Perfumes - How to Choose a Fragrance by Preference Instead of Gender Label
- Fragrance fixatives — why longevity is about the whole formula
- Layering fragrances - how to combine compositions without losing control over the effect
- Gourmand fragrance - how to choose a dessert composition with the right sweetness
- Fougère fragrances — recognising an aromatic style
- Chypre - How to check if a complex fragrance is suitable for everyday wear
- Aromatic fragrance - how to choose perfume with a herbal character
- Balsamic fragrance - how to choose warm perfumes without excessive sweetness
- Citrus scent - how to assess freshness even after the first spray
- Woody Scent - How to distinguish creamy wood from dry and smoky wood
- Spicy Scent - How to choose between fresh spices and warm sweetness
- Floral fragrance - how to choose between a light bouquet and a creamy composition
- Marine fragrances — recognising aquatic freshness in perfume descriptions
- Fruity scent - how to distinguish juiciness from sugary sweetness
- Powdery fragrance - how to evaluate a soft, cosmetic composition
- Leather fragrance - how to choose between soft suede and a smoky accord
- Green fragrances — recognising leafy freshness rather than sweet fruit
- Fragrance absolute - what it says about perfume and what you won't deduce from it
- Fragrance extraction - how to read the description of aroma extraction
- Steam distillation - oil and hydrolate are different products
- No added fragrances - how to compare the declaration with the composition
- Emollients - how to recognize a cosmetic that leaves a more protective finish
- Humectants - how to compare moisturizers without looking at one ingredient
- Emulsions, creams and lotions — choosing a texture you enjoy using
- Emulsifiers — evaluating the complete cosmetic formula
- Hydrosols — deciding whether a floral water fits your routine
- Lipids in skin care — comparing richer and lighter formulas
- The epidermis — understanding where everyday skin care is used
- Occlusion in cosmetics - when the film on the skin is a feature worth assessing
- Serum - How to decide if you need an extra step in your care routine
- Dehydrated skin - how to describe your needs without self-diagnosis
- Dry skin - how to organize simple and convenient care
- Sensitive skin - how to introduce a new cosmetic and track tolerance
- Dermatologically tested - what to ask before buying a cosmetic
- TEWL — understanding claims about moisture loss
- Skin firming - how to evaluate a cosmetic and realistically set expectations
- Stratum corneum - how to understand the gentleness of daily cleansing
- Surfactants — evaluating a cleanser as a complete formula
- Solubilizer - why the clarity of a cosmetic does not tell everything about its composition
- Percentage concentration — comparing figures on the same basis
- Dispensing pumps — using packaging without guessing the amount
- Massage oils — comparing glide, fragrance and ease of removal
- Mucous membrane - why body cosmetics are not automatically suitable for every area
- Foreplay - how to plan intimacy without pressure and a rigid script
- How to talk about needs - choosing an intimate product as a joint decision
- Latex - How to check condom compatibility with lubricant and oil
- Massage for couples - how to prepare comfortable conditions and choose the right cosmetic
- Massage candle - what to check before lighting and applying
- Friction during intimacy — recognising when to pause
- Consent during intimacy — agreeing on activities and products
- Water-based lubricant - how to compare glide, application and comfort of use
- Silicone lubricant - how to check compatibility before choosing
- Intimate care - how to distinguish external cleaning from other applications
- Vaginal dryness — preparing questions about comfort and suitable products
- Sexual arousal — discussing physical responses without pressure
- Desire - How to separate your needs from product promises
- Orgasm - How to read promises and not create a mandatory intimacy goal
- Menopause and the choice of intimate products - how to sort out questions before purchasing
- Pelvic floor muscles - how to distinguish education from a ready-made exercise plan
- Pain during sexual intercourse - what information should be prepared for consultation
- Contraception and intimate cosmetics - what not to treat as protection
- Erections — distinguishing product claims from a need for medical advice
- EAN - How to check if you are comparing the same product version
- SKU - How to distinguish the internal code from the version and number of packages
- Capsule weight and ingredient weight - how to avoid mistakes when comparing supplements
- Net weight - how to distinguish product quantity from packaging and number of servings
- Micrograms - how not to confuse µg with mg on the label
- Milligrams — comparing amounts in two supplements fairly
- Millilitres — comparing volume, liquid servings and packaging
- Package capacity - when a larger bottle or set is a practical choice
- Batch numbers — which packaging details to keep
- PAO - how to remember the opening date of a cosmetic and not confuse it with the expiry date
- Expiry date - how to check your stock before choosing multiple packages
- Person responsible for the cosmetic - where to find data to ask about the product
- Health Claim - How to Distinguish an Ingredient Claim from a Treatment Promise
- Nutrition claims — understanding “source of”, “high in” and “free from”
- Contraindications - what to check before opening a new product
- Interactions - How to prepare a supplement list to talk to your pharmacist
- Daily servings — planning a purchase without increasing the recommended amount
- Nutrient reference values (NRVs) — reading percentages without chasing the highest figure
- IU - why there is not one conversion factor for all vitamins
- Active ingredient amounts — checking what a summary table leaves out
- HACCP on the packaging - how to separate the production system from the supplement assessment
- Awards and distinctions on the product - what to check beyond the mark on the packaging
- Vegan products — checking the claim for the complete formulation
- Vegan capsule - how to check the shell and contents separately
- Blister packs — checking packaging and keeping tablets identifiable
- Raw material equivalent - how to distinguish the large number at the front from the extract weight
- Extraction solvents — useful questions about a botanical extract
- CFUs — comparing counts alongside strains and serving sizes
- Glossary — Ingredients
- Korean ginseng — origins and interesting facts
- Oats — origins and interesting facts
- Sarsaparilla — origins and interesting facts
- L-arginine HCl — origins and interesting facts
- Capsicum annuum — origins and interesting facts
- Siberian ginseng — origins and interesting facts
- Niacin — origins and interesting facts
- American ginseng — origins and interesting facts
- Beetroot — origins and interesting facts
- Pumpkin — origins and interesting facts
- L-citrulline — origins and interesting facts
- Saw palmetto — origins and interesting facts
- Green tea — origins and interesting facts
- Schisandra — origins and interesting facts
- Fennel — origins and interesting facts
- Biotin — origins and interesting facts
- Black pepper — origins and interesting facts
- Guarana — origins and interesting facts
- Yarrow — origins and interesting facts
- Lovage — origins and interesting facts
- Licorice — origins and interesting facts
- Kola nut — origins and interesting facts
- Saffron — origins and interesting facts
- Boron — origins and interesting facts
- Damiana — origins and interesting facts
- Folates — origins and interesting facts
- Phosphatidylcholine — origins and interesting facts
- Propylene glycol — origins and interesting facts
- Ginger — origins and interesting facts
- Purple coneflower — origins and interesting facts
- Artichoke — origins and interesting facts
- Caffeine — origins and interesting facts
- Folic acid — origins and interesting facts
- L-tyrosine — origins and interesting facts
- Alfalfa — origins and interesting facts
- Shea butter — key facts
- Glycosides — key facts
- DER — key facts
- Polysorbate — key facts
- Libido — key facts
- Chaga — key facts
- Sodium Benzoate — key facts
- Neroli — key facts
- Turmeric — key facts
- Lily of the valley — key facts
- Aronia — key facts
- Essential amino acids — key facts
- Garcinia cambogia — key facts
- Metabolism — key facts
- Phytosterols — key facts
- Beta-carotene — key facts
- Panthenol — key facts
- L-tryptophan — key facts
- Copulins — key facts
- Testosterone — key facts
- Citrate — key facts
- Free radicals — key facts
- Allantoin — key facts
- Sexual performance — key facts
- Tuberose — key facts
- Sage — key facts
- Citral — key facts
- Zinc bisglycinate — key facts
- Orange blossom — key facts
- Cordyceps — key facts
- Warming gel — key facts
- Hops — key facts
- FOS — fructooligosaccharides — key facts
- Red clover — key facts
- Cyanocobalamin — key facts
- Peptides — key facts
- Clementine — key facts
- Cloves — key facts
- Sperm cell — key facts
- Elastin — key facts
- Cumin — key facts
- Probiotics — key facts
- Omega-3 — key facts
- Squalane — key facts
- Curcumin — key facts
- Chelate — key facts
- Top notes — key facts
- EPA — key facts
- Gut microbiota — key facts
- Bioavailability — key facts
- Glossary — Body and physiology
- Glossary — Lifestyle and wellbeing
- Glossary — Plants and extracts
- Skin moisturization
- Skin smoothing
- Skin elasticity
- Cosmetic texture
- Cosmetic absorption
- Cosmetic film
- Topical application
- Cleansing the skin before application
- Breast skin care
- Amount of cosmetic per application
- Consistent supplement use
- Duration of supplement use
- Number of servings per package
- Single serving
- Supplement dosage form
- Supplement drops
- Taking supplements with water
- Storing supplements
- Combining supplements
- Amount of extract and amount of active substance
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