Below, we highlight five of the steamiest, most stylish Valentine’s Day finds from sexual wellness and personal care brands.

Men’s grooming and personal care brand Dr. Squatch has made a name for itself with edgy products and campaigns. Last year, it insured prolific father Nick Cannon’s family jewels for $10 million to promote the launch of its ball care range. For Valentine’s Day this year, Dr. Squatch partnered with condom maker Trojan on the limited-edition $8 Bricc’d Up Bar and $69.69 Bro-quet of Dreams, a “bouquet” featuring the bars and Trojan condoms. The bars are also sold in a trio for $24 with a free three-pack of Trojan condoms.

Bricc’d Up Bar is an aphrodisiac soap that contains herb horny goat weed, an herb long used Traditional Chinese Medicine to remedy low libido, erectile dysfunction and fatigue, along with skin-supporting ingredients such as shea butter and silk peptides. Its scent is a mix of pink pepper, rich black vanilla, leather and musk. The limited-edition products are only sold on Dr. Squatch’s website. The brand’s regular items are carried by CVS, Walmart, Amazon and a wide array of other retailers.

Sexual wellness brand Bloomi, which is stocked by Target and CVS, has launched its six vibrator and first warming device, Glow. Priced at $64, it employs heat and vibration to increase pleasure and desire. While the use of vibration in pleasure devices is de rigueur, heat has benefits, too. It can boost circulation to the genital area, amplifying sensitivity, arousal and pleasure. Glow has five vibration speeds and warms to 116 degrees Fahrenheit. Each feature can be enjoyed on its own or together for added sensation.

This one’s for The Beatles fans. Maude has partnered with Stella McCartney on Come Together, a gift-with-purchase that gets its double entendre name from the classic Beatles song featuring the luxury fashion label’s Falabella and  Ryder vegan handbags and the sexual wellness brand’s vibrators Vibe and Spot.

Maude co-founder Éva Goicochea says her brand and Stella McCartney were introduced by Dakota Johnson, co-creative director at Maude. She says the two brands “share a vision and mission of creating a more equitable, fair future piloted by design, innovation and social change. While women’s fashion is visible, their health isn’t. This is a celebration to Come Together and illuminate the power of self-love and intimacy, and we couldn’t be more honored to do this with such an iconic champion of women.”

Herbalore NYC’s Platinum Flash, a $96 unisex libido and hormonal support supplement, is a follow-up to its cult-favorite superfood supplement Catalyst Gold. The formula showcases herbal adaptogenic ingredients like pine pollen, tongat ali, maca, nettle leaf and mucuna pruriens to enhance sexual health, including testosterone levels, which is increasingly being talked about as important for women.

Testosterone is linked to sexual desire, mood, energy and general well-being. In women, it works with estrogen to maintain bone and muscle mass. The loss of bone and muscle mass is a major concern for women in perimenopause and menopause. Herbalore NYC recommends taking Platinum Flash for at least 60 days.

Founder Medea Juhasz launched Herbalore NYC a decade ago with Catalyst Gold and has scored distribution at a handful of beauty and wellness destinations such as Gee Beauty and Muse & Heroine and lifestyle retailers Free People and Anthropologie.

Bawdy founder Sylwia Wiesenberg specializes in launching envelope-pushing products, so it was no surprise two years ago when she brought out an edible oil for blow jobs called Blow. Wiesenberg has since followed up the CBD- and CBG-infused original Blow with two related offerings, energizing Astro Blow and relaxing Royal Blow.

The three Blow products can be used as lubricants for sex as well as for BJs, but, being oil-based, they’re compatible with latex condoms. Consumers can buy each Blow separately for $44 or grab the trio for $118 on Bawdy’s site.