Tips for Odor?

Question

Let me just start this off that I don’t have a particularly strong vaginal smell or anything hahaha. I’m just very self conscious and I know a lot of other women are as well. Does anybody know any tips to make yourself smell fresher without any chemicals that mess up ur natural Ph balance? Thanks

Answer

1.) Add some apple cider vinegar to your bath water once a month 
2.) Drink cranberry juice 
3.) Don’t use soaps / body washes IN or around your vaginal opening (I just wash the top) the vagina itself is self cleansing and soaps can irritate and throw off your pH.
4.) Avoid wearing tight / lace / silk underwear a lot... this can cause yeast infections and throw off your pH
:)

Answer

As long as there is no infection of any sort, only wash with water. Do not use anything else.

Answer

Dove sensitive bar soap in the shower/bath.
Also, stock up on sensitive baby wipes for in-between.

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someone already said to avoid tight clothing and certain fabric undies but 100% cotton panties are so good for the V!! they let her breathe and don’t stick when you get a lil sweaty in the summer heat. (aerie has some super cute and comfy cotton undies) also using coconut oil on the vulva and around the vaginal opening adds a lil freshness and lubricant if you’re a little dry, and leaves a sort of sweet smell. keep in mind though that because it’s oil based, it CAN break down condoms so i would avoid use if you’re planning on having sex or thinking about using it as a lube. i think the other comments pretty much cover the rest

Answer

Shower daily. 
Wash with mild /hypoallergenic soap and water. Not in your vagina but around it 
Stay hydrated. 
 
Don’t wear overly tight clothing/underwear. 
Cotton panties are better. 
Sleep without panties.

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