Feelunique branches out into sexual wellness products

Published: 22-Aug-2019
Retail

The beauty retailer will offer the largest selection of products for intimate care and pleasure in the UK

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Online beauty retailer Feelunique is to expand its product offer into the sexual and female wellness category, following a spike in demand.

The retailer reported a 115% increase in sex and wellness searches on its website and will launch the category with three areas; sexual pleasure, mood and intimate care, which it says, will provide the largest selection of products offered by a beauty retailer in the UK.

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