What products NOT to use to clean DOWN THERE

Summers Eve has never given me any problems. I never use it on the inside just the outside which is called vulva i think. Maybe thats why.

I never used feminine washes until I started experiencing persistent ph balance issues. I wouldn’t discount Honey Pot because their products are all designed to aid in balancing your ph. So it’s a more about health than hygiene.

Their sensitive wash seriously helped to alleviate a lot of my itching and dryness symptoms. (Their calming spray too.) Itching and dryness is a non issue for me now and it’s because of their product line.

I also do other things like take a probiotic daily, monitor sugar intake, wear breathable underwear, use boric acid, etc. But the Honey Pot is also now a main feature of my healthy vagina arsenal.

what about mr bronner?

omg that does make sense! pap smear test result I have test positive for cancer but it re-examine it because floral scent inside thus I was healthy. I been using summer eve over 2 years

I will never stop using honeypot I tried other gentle stuff just didn't work for me. Lol great video tho

You can't use everything. So in short dont wash ur vulva.

Hey what do you think about the ‘down there wash’ ?

women things were a taboo in my house and we just didn't talk about it thanks now I need the internet 🙃

I had BV and what my gyno gave me wouldn't cure it, I used boric acid and it was gone in a week, no bv at my next appointment…I think what ppl say about products are suggestions but not all cats are the same

Can I use contonelle wipes

Please let me know I am 56 years old let me know I am going through boils on back and know I am sending something on my chest that it looks like a boil please to do. I am a diabetic .

Would like to know if that herbal steam is Any good.

Listening to you talk about the famine hygiene industry and I'm just like "yaaaas queen! Preach!" Fuck the beauty industry and their body shaming ways to lower our self-esteem. We are all goddesses

The question is what do you use for your vagina ? Like as soap or probiotics ?

I am going through menopause, and I need help with all the new stuff that is happening, including increased sensitivity to soap and vaginal dryness. New subscriber

I’ve never had issues with bv or yeast infection. My routine was simple as you mentioned . I started using honey pot products and in the beginning I didn’t have any issues . I thought I’d found a product that was really about what it was promoting. I used the wash , the wipes, and the pads . Well , about 3 months in , i started to feel intense irritation! The irritation was so bad that it lasted for days after I stopped using the products and when I found reviews that other women experienced irritation and infections from the products , I realized I may have gotten suckered into the craze and the movement . At this point , idc if it’s plant based or not , I’m good on using products like these . I’ve always stayed away from them but I’ll never buy into it again after this lol . Thanks for the information!

Easy: none. The only thing I ever used on my vagina – other than water – was a cream for an infection. No infection = no products needed. Just a good rinse

I came here looking for advice after considering switching from Summer’s Eve to Vagisil wash, since I think the Vagisil fragrance options sound more appealing to my personal tastes. This video is disappointing and I’m honestly tired of being told that I “don’t need” to use feminine washes or freshening sprays – not only does my OBGYN say they’re fine to use, and not only have they never caused me any issues, but they help a lot with the issue that I do deal with, and that’s an odor that I don’t like. The media hasn’t brainwashed me into thinking I’m “gross” otherwise – I’m a naturally sweaty person, and that affects my groin area, and I don’t like the smell of it. Also, what do you mean when you describe them as “loaded with chemicals”? Chemicals aren’t inherently bad – even water is a chemical. The notion that “chemicals are bad” is something doctors regularly have to combat, so I’m surprised to hear a doctor promoting the same thing others try to fight against – “all natural” does not necessarily mean better. Your comment guidelines say that this is no place for misinformation, but you really need to clarify a lot of what you said here, because otherwise, what YOU’RE saying could be considered misinformation in that regard. Also, I wish people promoting this idea of being against feminine washes and wipes and freshening sprays would put more consideration into women who struggle with groin odor from otherwise healthy nether regions, and wouldn’t brush off women’s insecurities about that kind of thing as just the result of marketing – like no, I care about it and I don’t like it. It’s the same reason people wear deodorant – people don’t want to smell themselves or feel excessive moisture, and they don’t want to worry about other people possibly smelling them.

I just use Dove sensitive skin bar soap

So what can u use if u have yeast infection or uti. Then what to use?