How do you wash your vagina?

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Just curious if you ladies use Vaginal soap, do absolutely nothing, baby wipes, warm water .. & do you struggle with any type of smell/issues with your cleaning choice

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Nothing in the vagina hole (as it’s supposed to be... they’re self cleaning). However, I do use body wash on the outside/vulva & in between my labia & rinse well with warm/hot water. I use a variety of different body washes, depending on what is bought for the house, and typically have no issues. There’s a few brands of soap/washes that give me a weird/somewhat fishy odor on contact & then eventually goes away, so I just don’t use those particular brands. But, otherwise, most work fine for me.

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Just water.

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I use our shower gel and wash the outside and then i rinse the soap off straight away and continue on. I rinse the soap off straight after to prevent an itch that can happen sometimes as its a sensitive area. Never wash inside though. You will give yourself problems. Its not good for the health of the vagina. :).

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i use unscented soap, inside as well (i dont have any infections & it works for me!)

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Water only

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Summers eve ph balancing products are great!

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vaginal soap can cause infections like bacterial vaginosis and yeast infections. 
water is all your vagina needs considering it is self cleaning.

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Just water and unscented soap, only on the outside and the lips. Never anything inside. Then immediately spray off with the shower head. Making sure to rinse it really well.

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I scrub the out side and lips of my vagina with soap and water, and then spray my vagina with my shower hose.

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Just water. Sometimes I’ll use dove unscented sensitive bar soap just on the outside

How do you wash your vagina?

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