Daily Intimate Care

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V-Zone operations: Labiaplasty and vaginal tightening surgery

Many women+ choose to undergo surgeries that change their V-Zones, for either medical or cosmetic reasons. Whichever your case may be, learning more about what these surgeries entail can help you figure out if they're the way to go.
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Pimples, dermatitis and rashes: what’s on my vulva?

There are all sorts of things that can appear on your vulva – after all, it is one of the most sensitive parts of your body. Let’s take a look at a few, such as itchy skin, rashes, pimples and dermatitis around the vaginal area, so that next time you notice a change, you’ll know what’s up.
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Everything you need to know about V-Care™

Getting to know your normal

The lowdown on grooming your pubic hair

Although it’s common for women (and men) to remove some or all of their pubic hair, whatever you choose – including leaving everything alone – is entirely your decision.

What daily intimate care products are right for me?

Whether you already have your intimate hygiene routine sorted or have never really bothered with one, it may help you to understand the different types of daily feminine hygiene products that are out there. This guide will shine some light on what may be right for you.
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What should my vagina smell like?

Have you ever noticed a fishy vaginal smell? Or a slightly rotten or even metallic scent coming from your vagina? These are all common vaginal odours! Now let’s find out what they mean…
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Vaginal pH: What’s a Normal Balance?

Ever felt like your vagina smelt a bit off or even fishy? This doesn’t mean that you need to wash your vagina (which shouldn’t be done!); chances are that it actually has to do with your vaginal pH.
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Vaginal dryness: Why is it happening?

Is your intimate area feeling a bit dry or irritated? Most women will experience vaginal and vulva dryness at some point. Let’s talk about exactly what it is and why it happens.
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What is daily V-zone care?

When it comes to feminine hygiene and intimate care, your V-zone refers to the area of skin that begins under your belly button where your pubic hair growth starts and ends between your thighs (but not inside the vagina).
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Discharge: why it’s natural and what it does

Discharge might not get talked about all that much, but it’s likely something you’re familiar with.

Intimate care basics

After puberty, caring for your intimate area is a little more complicated that using just soap and water.
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Body changes to look out for

If you’re going through puberty you’ve probably noticed a few changes in your body, like growing breasts and hips.

The lowdown on grooming your pubic hair

Although it’s common for women (and men) to remove some or all of their pubic hair, whatever you choose – including leaving everything alone – is entirely your decision.
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Including intimate care in your daily routine

When you first become aware of the need for intimate care as part of your female hygiene routine, the prospect of choosing the right wash, liner or wipe can be overwhelming.