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Last reviewed: 01.07.2025
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"Oh, I feel like a virgin," a woman purrs into her husband's ear. "Oh, yes, it's true," he replies, wrapping his arms around her waist. This is not Madonna performing her hit in 1984, but an Indian commercial for a vaginal tightening and rejuvenating gel.
The ad shows a couple dancing in a town square, being videotaped (on a smartphone, of course) by a bystander. The ad ends with a middle-aged woman logging onto 18Again.com, with her husband smiling. Apparently, she, too, wants to feel like a virgin, despite her wealth of life experience.
This advertising campaign aims to break the shackles and change the worldview of women all over the world. The products allegedly improve female genitals and qualitatively change the intimate life of couples. It is said that family problems can be solved by using this miracle cream.
In addition to the fact that the gel has a narrowing effect, it also rejuvenates the skin in intimate places, which can be achieved, as was previously believed, only by surgery. And although the advertising of this gel has caused a lot of controversy and criticism, nevertheless, many couples note that thanks to this product, many of their problems have been solved, and sex has become more exciting and interesting.