Questions / Answers about Intimate Washing for Women

Many people often have questions about intimate washing for women. The gynecologist is a qualified professional to answer these questions, as is the dermatologist. Women are afraid of getting yeast infections, which can be transmitted during sexual intercourse, but also due to stress, wearing clothes that are too tight, panty liners, overly rigorous or neglected hygiene.

Here are the answers to the most frequently asked questions by women.

Which soap should you choose for intimate hygiene?

For maximum simplicity, you can choose a gel designed for both the body and the intimate area. Rich in emollient agents, the product My Intimate Wash Body and Intimacy is both gentle on the skin and scented with camellia and jasmine flower.

What technique should you use for intimate hygiene?

Intimate washing should be done as simply as possible. During the shower, just take a little intimate gel and apply it to the vulvar area. Rinse thoroughly to avoid the risk of itching.

You should never apply intimate gel inside the vagina, as this will destroy the flora, which acts as a protective barrier. Without this protection, a yeast infection can develop.

What are the risks of neglecting intimate hygiene?

Infrequent washing can lead to the appearance of yeast infections, whose symptoms are quite characteristic: itching, irritation, burning, inflammation of the vulvar skin, thick and foul-smelling white discharge, and pain during sexual intercourse.

How can you freshen up during the day?

After sports, before going out in the evening, or during a picnic day, it’s not always easy to do intimate washing. Our sensitive intimate wipes allow for a “quick clean-up” while respecting the flora.