From Spark to Flame — Reignite Your Libido with Emotional Bliss

From Spark to Flame — Reignite Your Libido with Emotional Bliss

Rediscover Pleasure, Reignite Passion

Your sexual wellbeing is not a luxury — it’s a vital pillar of your health. Pleasure awakens your body’s innate ability to replenish vital hormones: serotonin to lift your mood, oxytocin to foster connection, dopamine to bring joy, and endorphins to ease pain and anxiety.

Most importantly, orgasm boosts testosterone, gently reigniting your libido — restoring passion and desire while bringing your body back into balance. This isn’t just about the moment; it’s about rediscovering vitality, rebuilding confidence, and awakening a deeper sense of self.

At Emotional Bliss, we support your journey with intimate massagers lovingly handmade in the UK. Each blends gentle warmth, soothing vibration, and medical-grade materials that harmonise with your natural rhythms. Designed to help you rediscover sensation and awaken pleasure, they offer a safe, nurturing way to reignite your libido — at any age or stage of life.

The Emotional Bliss Experience

We invite you to begin your journey of reconnection through Four Moments of Bliss. These are not routines or deadlines, but treasured moments where you gift yourself time to explore, relax, and rediscover your body at your own pace.

Your only commitment is to yourself — a promise to feel alive again.

Take your first step today — your Four Moments of Bliss await.

Why Choose Emotional Bliss?

  • Reignite Your Libido – Gentle experiences that nurture passion and desire.
  • Awaken Your Spark – Soothing external stimulation for effortless release.
  • Restore Natural Balance – Replenish hormones that support mood, sleep, and wellbeing.
  • Expert-Backed & Handcrafted – Created with therapists and medical experts.
  • Risk-Free Journey – Protected by our money back 100% satisfaction guarantee.

Our Promise to You:

Complete your Four Moments of Bliss. If you don’t feel a positive shift in your connection, confidence, or reawakened passion, we will refund every penny. No questions, no hurdles.

We’re taking the risk so you don’t have to. All we ask is that you try.

Because when you reconnect with your body, you don’t just feel better in the moment — you awaken energy and desire that radiate into every part of your life.

Start your journey today — your Four Moments of Bliss await.

Womolia Heat

Womolia is a sophisticated design with a gentle curve so the heated angled tip can be used to stimulate the sensitive nerve endings within the entrance of the vagina, labia and the clitoris by focusing the sensation on specific areas of your choosing. This increases the sensation making for a more pleasurable sensory experience working with your body to bring you intense pleasure so you achieve that perfect orgasm, again and again. read more

Pure elegance embracing sophisticated technology with seven different settings incorporating the advanced heat technology the Womolia offers something for every woman and you will find yourself spoilt for choice.

The single-click function allows the Womolia to gradually heat up to intensify the senses stimulating the sensitive nerve endings with the perfect shape, texture, vibration and heat to delicately heighten your arousal and intensify your pleasure. It’s easy to operate, and extremely quiet when in use.

Supplied with:
100ml Silicon Lubricant
USB Charging Cable
Instruction Booklet
EB Canvas Travel Bag
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Only $200.00 each

7 Stimulating Modes

Heat Technology

2 hrs USB Charging

30 Day Standby

90 Mins Runtime

7 Stimulating Modes

Heat Technology

2 hrs USB Charging

30 Day Standby

90 Mins Runtime
Femblossom Heat

Femblossom has as a unique curvaceous shape designed to stimulate the sensitive nerve endings surrounding the clitoris and the labia simultaneously making for a more pleasurable sensory experience, with seven stimulating vibrating frequencies accompanied with the delicately heated textured surface working in tune with your body the Femblossom brings you intense pleasure ensuring that you achieve that perfect orgasm, again and again. read more

Pure elegance embracing sophisticated technology with seven vibrating frequencies incorporating the advanced heat technology the Femblossom offers something for every woman and you will find yourself spoilt for choice exploring new sensory experiences.

The single-click function allows the Femblossom to gradually heat up to intensify the senses stimulating the sensitive nerve endings with the perfect shape, texture, vibration and heat to delicately heighten your arousal and intensify your pleasure. It’s easy to operate, and extremely quiet when in use.

Supplied with:
100ml Silicon Lubricant
USB Charging Cable
Instruction Booklet
EB Canvas Travel Bag
read less

Only $200.00 each

The Power of Orgasm

Your hormones are essential for your mental and physical wellbeing. When they fall out of balance, it can disrupt your mood, energy, and overall health. One of the most natural and effective ways to rebalance these essential hormones is through orgasm.

During orgasm, the hypothalamus within your brain signals your endocrine system to release a cascade of beneficial hormones that help restore equilibrium within your body. This can ease stress, improve sleep, boost your mood, and support immune health. It’s not just about pleasure—it’s a vital part of your body’s self-care and healing process.

Let’s explore the key hormones released during orgasm and the mental and physical benefits they provide:

Has the power to regulate emotional responses and improve your desire to be touched whilst reducing stress and anxiety. Naturally promotes deep sleep and relaxation and improves the immune response whilst increasing our libido, need for bonding and desire for intimacy. read more

Often referred to as the love hormone, oxytocin is a hormone that’s released in large amounts at childbirth, and is responsible for flooding a woman’s body with love and stimulating the nipples, ready for breastfeeding. It then continues to play a role in milk production and maternal instincts and behaviour.

However, it is now also known to be released during the sexual response, [1] triggering feelings of love and intimacy and the desire for bonding, attachment and closeness. Studies have found that levels of oxytocin in the blood plasma rise significantly during orgasm, [2] further supporting the theory that oxytocin is released during orgasm.

Oxytocin increases the desire many females have for close contact after orgasm, which in turn promotes feelings of calm, helping to reduce feelings of stress and anxiety [3] and promoting relaxation and deep sleep.

References:

[1] Magon, N., & Kalra, S. (2011). The orgasmic history of oxytocin: Love, lust, and labor. Indian journal of endocrinology and metabolism, 15 Suppl (Suppl3), S156–S161. https://doi.org/10.4103/2230-8210.84851

[2] Carmichael, M. S., Warburton, V. L., Dixen, J., & Davidson, J. M. (1994). Relationships among cardiovascular, muscular, and oxytocin responses during human sexual activity. Archives of sexual behavior, 23(1), 59–79. https://doi.org/10.1007/BF01541618

[3] Love T. M. (2018). The impact of oxytocin on stress: the role of sex. Current opinion in behavioral sciences, 23, 136–142. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.cobeha.2018.06.018 read less

Regulates the mood helping us feel emotionally stable, happy and calm as well as promoting normal appetite and digestion, good sleep and a better memory whilst reducing feelings of loneliness, anxiety and depression. read more

Serotonin is a hormone produced by the nerve cells and is responsible for stabilising our moods. It therefore helps to keep anxiety and depression in check. Low levels of serotonin are found in individuals experiencing depression, suggesting that higher levels promote feelings of happiness. It also plays a role in regulating appetite and sleep.

Studies have shown that the area of the brain that’s responsible for controlling the release of serotonin become more active during the female orgasm. These same studies have shown that this can have a pain relieving effect, revealing that women can actually feel less physical pain [1] as a result of having an orgasm.

Reference:

[1] Thomson, H. (2018, March 14). Women don't need to 'switch off' to Climax, orgasm study shows. New Scientist. Retrieved July 7, 2022, from https://www.newscientist.com/article/2150180-women-dont-need-to-switch-off-to-climax-orgasm-study-shows/ read less

Stimulates the pleasure and reward centre of the brain, helping to reinforce the positive feelings of pleasure and maintains emotional wellbeing at the same time as promoting good memory, focus and cognitive function. read more

Dopamine is a neurochemical, a hormone produced by the brain that stimulates the pleasure and reward centre of the brain. It’s connected to feelings of pleasure and enjoyment such as when eating certain foods, the thrill of certain experiences and the highs of a gambling win. Low dopamine levels are associated with depression, anxiety, lethargy and a lack of pleasure.

Unsurprisingly then, dopamine is also connected to the feelings of desire and pleasure experienced during the sexual response and orgasm. During orgasm, the blood is flooded with dopamine, reinforcing the positive feelings of pleasure.

It’s also thought that dopamine helps the brain ‘learn’ that the reward of an orgasm has so many benefits, so that it works on ways to stimulate this reward further, by wanting more – the so-called pleasure and reward of dopamine release. This could even help to shape our sexual partner preferences. [1]

Reference:

[1] Coria-Avila, G. A., Herrera-Covarrubias, D., Ismail, N., & Pfaus, J. G. (2016).The role of orgasm in the development and shaping of partner preferences. Socioaffective neuroscience & psychology, 6, 31815. https://doi.org/10.3402/snp.v6.31815 read less

Similar in structure to morphine with a natural pain relieving effect that also boosts our emotional wellbeing and pleasure centres and reduces feelings of discomfort and anxiety. read more

Following on from the news that serotonin can help to reduce pain, the brain also releases endorphins, that are the body’s natural painkillers. [1] This is thought to explain why it can feel pleasurable to experiment with otherwise uncomfortable sensations such as pinching and hair pulling during sexual play.

Endorphins, often known as feel-good hormones, also promote feelings of relaxed sleepiness and happiness, the familiar feelings of post-orgasmic bliss.

[1] Endorphins: The Brain's natural pain reliever. Harvard Health. (2021, July 20). Retrieved July 7, 2022, from https://www.health.harvard.edu/mind-and-mood/endorphins-the-brains-natural-pain-reliever read less

Oestrogen is an important female sex hormone, responsible for everything from female sexual characteristics and emotional wellbeing to bone health. As a woman ages and enters her perimenopausal years, her natural Oestrogen levels begin to decline until the menopause and beyond.

This decline in Oestrogen is responsible for the majority, if not all, of the physical and emotional symptoms of the perimenopause and the menopause. Physical symptoms include hot flushes, night sweats, weight gain, muscle mass loss, loss of bone strength and headaches. Emotional symptoms include mood swings, brain fog, cognitive difficulty, depression and anxiety.

So it’s clear that it can be a difficult time, with symptoms potentially lasting a decade or more. Medical interventions such as hormone replacement therapy, or HRT, and natural remedies including the consumption of plant Oestrogens, help to increase the level of Oestrogen in a woman’s body, helping to provide welcome relief from symptoms.

There is new evidence that when a woman reaches orgasm, her levels of Oestrogen increase. [1] This could therefore have significant consequences for the management of perimenopausal and menopausal symptoms, without the threat of side effects such as an increased risk of breast cancer. Studies so far have only been carried out on premenopausal women, opening a potential research floodgate for more, much needed, research.

To learn more about the role of Oestrogen click here.

References :

[1] van Anders, S. M., Brotto, L., Farrell, J., & Yule, M. (2009). Associations among physiological and subjective sexual response, sexual desire, and salivary steroid hormones in healthy premenopausal women. The journal of sexual medicine, 6(3), 739–751. https://doi.org/10.1111/j.1743-6109.2008.01123.x

Offers a range of potential benefits for mental and emotional wellbeing. These include relaxation and stress reduction, with calming and anxiety-reducing effects. It can also contribute to improved sleep quality, crucial for maintaining good mental and emotional health. It enhances mood stability and may alleviate premenstrual symptoms, including irritability and mood swings. Some women may also experience pain relief, such as that created by headaches and muscle tension. Additionally, progesterone promotes emotional stability and helps regulate the body's response to stress by counteracting stress hormones like cortisol.

This has many potential benefits, including boosting libido, enhancing mood, reducing stress, bolstering self-confidence, augmenting relaxation and anxiety reduction and improving sleep quality. It can also strengthen emotional bonding with a partner, which contributes to overall relationship satisfaction. Additionally, some women may experience alleviation of symptoms like depression, anxiety, and certain types of pain. These combined effects make the pleasurable experience of orgasm positively impactful on women's psychological and emotional wellbeing.

 
To learn more about the role of Oestrogen click here.

The four phases of the female orgasm

The anticipation phase

Make yourself comfortable and relax, through gentle stimulation your pleasure will gradually intensify, the clitoris and vulva begins to swell and the vagina begins to widen.

The clitoris becomes fully erect and the area deepens in colour, with continuous external stimulation the pleasure will gradually increase, keep relaxed and don’t stop believing, enjoy the moment, your orgasm is on its way.

Be patient and keep believing, some women believe the tingle phase is as good as it gets because the pleasurable feelings begin to plateau, simply not true but it’s important you keep believing. With continuous stimulation your arousal will intensify during this phase causing the first waves of muscles spasm – extreme sexual excitement is building and your orgasm isn’t far away.

Wow, an orgasm! The muscular walls of the pelvic organs contract rhythmically creating intense feelings of pleasure and the release of the feel-good hormones naturally replenishing and rebalancing the brain, empowering your physical and emotional wellbeing. It can take up to 20 minutes of continuous stimulation to reach this point and it’s entirely possible to then experience multiple orgasms during the same session or sexual experience

 
To learn more about the history of the female orgasm click here.

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