dle,  Paltrow (seen here in October 2021) added. Getty Images for Netflix

8  It definitely did not smell like my vagina,  the health guru (seen above in January 2020) continued. Getty Images

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 It became such a big thing that we actually stopped selling it because it was distracting people from what we were doing,  she explained.

Podcast co-host Benny Blanco shared that the candles are still in demand, explaining how he spent $600 to buy the candle from a reseller.

 We should make it again,  Paltrow quipped.

Goop first released the candle in 2020 for $75 before it was discontinued three years later.

8 The businesswoman (seen here in a still from a Goop YouTube video) first sold the candle in 2020. Goop/YouTubeV

8 It was discontinued three years later. (Seen here: Paltrow in a social media upload.) goop/Instagram

Paltrow defended her decision to sell the candle during an interview at the 2025 Mindvalley Manifesting Summit, saying,  I kept it on the site because there is an aspect to women's sexuality that I think we're socialized to feel a lot of shame. 

 And I sort of loved this kind of punk-rock idea,  We are beautiful and we are awesome and go f-k yourself,'  she continued.

The  Iron Man  star later launched several other quirky scents, including  This Smells Like My Orgasm  and  This Smells Like My Prenup.