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By *ad NannaWoman
over a year ago
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I wash the outside with Nivea sensitive shower cream and jet wash in between my labia with the shower.
Never use soap or shower cream inside the labia or in the vagina as it upsets the pH balance and causes Bacterial Vaginosis. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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I occasionally will use a bit of femfresh but usually just wash the outside with normal body wash and then use the shower head for a good clean. Feels kinda good too haha.  |
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"I would say though to all women who are perimenopausal use a suitable moisturiser down there daily. "
I’ve been lucky in that department so far now on HRT and I swear it’s made me even hornier 
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over a year ago
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I used to use Dove, but the bird kept shitting in the shower, so I changed to Lynx and now I can't go in bathroom without getting my face torn off. I knew I should of got trained ones  |
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"I used to use Dove, but the bird kept shitting in the shower, so I changed to Lynx and now I can't go in bathroom without getting my face torn off. I knew I should of got trained ones "
Oh my God, ha ha ha! x |
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There's some common myths on this thread.
Unless sensitive to any particular product, wash away with whatever you want to, just don't wash the vagina itself.
Most of the products aimed at women are based on making a profit and pseudoscience. |
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