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In unnecessary but still eyebrow-raising news, there's now a new rosewater spray for your vagina that's available just in time for the crotch sweaty months of summer. While you should already know by now that perfumed soaps, lotions, or other products could irritate the delicate balance of your vagina, The Spritzer , by Queen V, claims to act just like your favorite rosewater facial spray, but for your vulva. The formula is pH-balanced, and is meant to be a deodorizing, hydrating, and refreshing spray for on-the-go freshening up. But no matter how pH balanced the formula is, wouldn't something that's fragranced, even lightly, with rosewater, still irritate your vulva? We asked Dr.

As far as we know, people are not going out of their way to sell us probiotics to make our feet taste better, or repackaging wet wipes into being specifically to keep your knees fresh. Women do not benefit from untested products that are not supported by basic science and rely on destructive, patriarchal messaging. Despite advocates for steaming, douching and moisturising among other things the reality is that the female genital area needs no such bells and whistles to remain clean. According to the NHS , the vagina "is designed to keep itself clean with the help of natural secretions discharge ". If these bacteria are disturbed it can lead to infection, such as bacterial vaginosis or thrush, and inflammation. If you do want to use a product, the NHS advises using plain, unperfumed soaps or an emollient.

I got so into it I would put it in my hair before taking hot yoga. As I was looking up some cool ways to use coconut oil. I was blown away with all the health benefits. Coconut oil has special fats called medium chain triglycerides MCTs. It has been shown that breaking down these types of healthy fats in the liver leads to efficient burning of energy.

Rarely a day goes by that we're not confronted by advertisements for vagina-related hygiene products. Sold in packages covered in flowered designs and girly colors, they're presented as goods that can make your vag cleaner than it was yesterday. On the outside, the messages seem innocent enough.