The Budget Friendly Intimacy Kit
With the exact products I use, so you don’t have to do unnecessary research or overspend on things you’ll never use
If you’re trying to build an intimacy kit, there are usually two things standing in your wallet
- Money
- UncertaintyÂ
This guide solves both.
The Real Barriers Most People Don’t Say Out Loud
Let’s name the two problems clearly.
Problem #1: Budget Is Real
If you’re a student, early-career intimacy professional, or working freelance, you likely don’t have extra money lying around to “figure it out as you go.”
The fear isn’t just spending money.
It’s spending money wrong.
Buying things you don’t need.
Buying the wrong version.
Buying too much.
Buying things that production should be supplying anyway.
That adds up fast, and it creates unnecessary pressure in situations that already have enough pressure built in!
Problem #2: The Research Is Exhausting
 Even when you do have money to invest in yourself, there’s a second problem:
You’re left to figure out:
- Which products are actually body-safe
- Which brands are reliable
- Which options are worth the cost
- What’s overkill
- What people only buy because they feel behind
That research takes time, emotional energy, and confidence most people don’t feel like they have when starting out.
This Guide Solves Both Problems
✔️ It shows you how to build a professional base kit for under $50
No guessing. No overbuying. No absorbing costs that aren’t yours.
✔️ It gives you the exact products I use
I’ve already done the research, testing, and comparison so you don’t have to.
You’re not starting from zero, you’re starting from informed decisions.
My name's Jessica Steinrock
I’ve choreographed HUNDREDS of scenes of nudity, simulated sex, and more across TV, Film, and Theatre. And here at IDC, our team’s credits run from HBO to Netflix, Broadway to the West End. The fancy stuff.
When I was first starting out, I used to think I had to own *everything*. That somehow carrying more made me more legitimate.
The problem is, that's not how this works. And worse, it can actually make you *less* professional, because it muddies the line between supporting a process and absorbing production costs that aren't yours to absorb.
Look at what actually happens on professional sets: The intimacy coordinator shows up with a small, smart kit. They know their tools. They know what production provides. They don't over-supply. They don't under-prepare.
You need thisÂ
because you're about to spend money anyway… might as well spend it on the right things, in the right amounts, for the right reasons.
Using this guide, you can walk into any room, classroom, rehearsal hall, film set, with exactly what you need to support consent-based intimacy work without looking like you raided a medical supply warehouse.
5 Things You’ll Find Inside
A Clear, Under $50 Base Kit Framework - A realistic breakdown of what actually belongs in a starter kit, what to buy, what to skip, and what production should supply
The exact products I personally use - Direct links to the specific items I use over and over again, why I chose them and what to look for if you need an alternative
My “Two-Mint Rule” - and why the non-mint option, isn’t really optional
Practice Tools to Own (Without Overbuying) - You don’t need to supply the modesty garments, but familiarity matters. You’ll learn how to build confidence without breaking the bank
The kit-replacement guide - Spoiler: some things shouldn’t be reused, even if they look fine.
Here's the deal:
I created this by pulling from real-world experience across major productions, then sourcing the actual items I use, so you don’t have to compare and contrast the ingredients list on two different types of baby wipes.
Don't do what I did.
You probably don't want to burn through cash buying the wrong barriers, modesty garments you'll never use, or "kits" designed for someone else's workflow.
I've made the mistakes so you don't have to.
You can get the research done-for-you and bundled in an easy-to-follow guide and direct link list so you can spend more of your time doing the things you love, the reasons you got into this job in the first place.Â
It's like having a working coordinator in your back pocket.
And today, you can get it for just $7.
Yes. Seven dollars.
Why is it only $7?
Because I don't want price to be the reason someone shows up under-prepared, over-spent, or unclear about their boundaries.
This work matters. The people doing it deserve support. And frankly, the faster we get smart, grounded coordinators into the industry, the better the work gets for everyone.
So yeah. Seven dollars.
If you want to stop wondering whether you've got the "right" kit, stop second-guessing your supply choices, and stop absorbing costs that aren't yours to carry...
Here’s what you’re actually getting for $7:
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Curated Under-$50 Intimacy Kit Framework (Value $15)
Exact Product Recommendations and Links (Value $15)
Splurge vs. Save Buying Guide (Value $10)
Practice Tool Guide (Without Overbuying) (Value $10)
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Total Value $50
Today $7
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This isn’t about buying more.
It’s about spending less, skipping guesswork, and making informed decisions from the start.
My Guarantee:
If you don't think this is the clearest, most practical guide you've read on building an intimacy kit without overspending or overstepping, I'll refund your money. No questions. No fuss.
Warning:
You *will* make mistakes if you try to figure this out alone.
You'll buy things you don't need. You'll skip things you do. You'll spend too much in the wrong places and not enough in the right ones.
I've made all those mistakes so you don't have to.
Ready?
