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An intimate wash is used to take good care of the private parts. It's more common to find ladies/women using it since they are more prone to contracting Infections, Bad Odour, etc, unlike Men. It fights bacteria, gives it pleasant/fresh smell, etc.


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Have you used any before? If yes, please kindly tell us if it suits you and you are loyal to it; and its cost. If no, please give reason(s). Would you prefer soap and water? What are the side effects of the present one you are using? Would you buy any, or you would never buy/use any?

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I am against intimate washes for 1 simple reason... Your body doesn't need to mask bad odors. Non-fragrant, mild soap is enough to keep you clean while maintaining the healthy amount of flora contained in your female Instruments. Simple, cotton underwear, or at least breathable fabric is recommended. Discharge is healthy during your cycle, from ovulation to pms to menstruation. It should not smell foul... if it does then consider that you have an infection. There are some home-tests available at the pharmacy to see which type of infection you have... from UTI to yeast. If you mask the smell of infection you can be doing more harm than good. I was once a firm believer of Summer's Eve wash...until I fell violently ill from a sharp pain in my flank... turned out I had a kidney infection, which started as a UTI. I live in Canada, the treatment was fast, and clean. God forbid my sisters in other places suffer from the same fate.

Raspberry leaf tea, cranberry juice and plain yoghurt are all ways to improve uterine, bladder and promote healthy flora.

I don't do intimate wash,i guess I have never had reason to use 'em.

In my opinion the foul smell comes from one being unclean (IMO)

Nothing intimate wash would do that mild soaps would do,not like I won't even use 'em but maybe just out of curiosity would make me wanna try them & see the difference.

Abeg where u from tag all this people? I was shocked to see me on the list ooo

cdamsel: I don't do intimate wash,i guess I have never had reason to use 'em.
In my opinion the foul smell comes from one being unclean (IMO)
Nothing intimate wash would do that mild soaps would do,not like I won't even use 'em but maybe just out of curiosity would make me wanna try them & see the difference.
Abeg where u from tag all this people? I was shocked to see me on the list ooo

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TRADELYN:

Thanks for taking time to comment.

Don't be so surprised as research is our forte

of over 1million users u notice me
Na wa o,so really America TRADELYN will know

Thanks for sharing!

It is said that mild soaps do not make it have its normal pH value which ranges 3.8-4.5...that an intimate wash does more than this as it keeps the place at its normal pH value, fights infection, makes you look fresh, etc.

vivalableue: I am against intimate washes for 1 simple reason... Your body doesn't need to mask bad odors. Non-fragrant, mild soap is enough to keep you clean while maintaining the healthy amount of flora contained in your female Instruments. Simple, cotton underwear, or at least breathable fabric is recommended. Discharge is healthy during your cycle, from ovulation to pms to menstruation. It should not smell foul... if it does then consider that you have an infection. There are some home-tests available at the pharmacy to see which type of infection you have... from UTI to yeast. If you mask the smell of infection you can be doing more harm than good. I was once a firm believer of Summer's Eve wash...until I fell violently ill from a sharp pain in my flank... turned out I had a kidney infection, which started as a UTI. I live in Canada, the treatment was fast, and clean. God forbid my sisters in other places suffer from the same fate.

Raspberry leaf tea, cranberry juice and plain yoghurt are all ways to improve uterine, bladder and promote healthy flora.

All I do is wash thoroughly wth just warm water n once or twice in a month sit on a bucket of warm antiseptic water for 5 to 10mins. Always go to bed on my birthday suit n I av got no cause for all d drama.

butterflyy: All I do is wash thoroughly wth just warm water n once or twice in a month sit on a bucket of warm antiseptic water for 5 to 10mins. Always go to bed on my birthday suit n I av got no cause for all d drama.

Thanks for sharing!

Yes! I'm aware that warm water is recommended, but don't you think it's not good allowing steam go into you from down there? Have you ever used an intimate wash? What's your view about it in general?

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How come my username appears here? I have not even been to this page! I only showed up here now when i clicked on 'Mentions'. What is wrong with Nairaland?

[quote author=Adesiji77][/quote] had the same thought.

My Dear Good People, abeg make naa put hand as I need diverse remarks/reactions ASAP.

Intimate washes are NOT good for you! They interfere with the bodies natural flora and cause more harm than good in the long run! Plain water is just about all you need to wash down there not even ordinary toilet soap should be used there no mater how mild! Hairs trap dirt and sweat so shave off or trim your pubic hair regularly! And if you feel you need more than just water and disinfectant due to odour I'd advise you tackle the source of that odour first than trying to mask it with harmful intimate washes.

Nah I dont use intimate washes, I use soap and water and bi carb. I think those washes interfere with balance. Watching your personal health is better too, as well as knowing your own body well, watching what you eat plays a big part

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Am equally surprised. I also have never been on this thread.

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JK

We won't learn that Fast! untill something strikes.

ifex370: .

Weldone, sir... Don't forget to the dot(.)

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Bro, when did Jk generated into the Oxford Dictionary? Lol Don't forget to update it.

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My doctor advised against using feminine wash too.

His basic tips were :

- Always wipe front to back after you use the toilet

- Best is to also wash with warm water

If you are worried about odor, the best method is to wipe your lady parts dry instead of wearing your undies right away.

don't use normal body soap to wash your nether regions either.

wash with warm water and keep that area dry. our nether region has its ability to clean itself, so i don't see why we need to use more chemicals to clean it.

cdamsel: I don't do intimate wash,i guess I have never had reason to use 'em.

In my opinion the foul smell comes from one being unclean (IMO)

Nothing intimate wash would do that mild soaps would do,not like I won't even use 'em but maybe just out of curiosity would make me wanna try them & see the difference.

Abeg where u from tag all this people? I was shocked to see me on the list ooo

Mild soaps like Lux, Eva and the rest?

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ibitomisi: Weldone, sir... Don't forget to the dot(.)

you won't understand

I don't use intimate washes!

It is only essential that one 'cleans' her vagina, a couple of times a day, with warm water only (no need for soap), because the vagina is already 'self-cleansing' with the presence of its own micro-flora (and fauna), which need not to be destabilized by the use of soap...

TRADELYN:
Good Day!

Thanks for taking time to contribute.

This is aimed at gathering reliable information about the subject matter (Market Research).

An intimate wash is used to take good care of the private parts. It's more common to find ladies/women using it since they are more prone to contracting Infections, Bad Odour, etc, unlike Men. It fights bacteria, gives it pleasant/fresh smell, etc.


We hereby need you to objectively make your input.

Have you used any before? If yes, please kindly tell us if it suits you and you are loyal to it; and its cost. If no, please give reason(s). Would you prefer soap and water? What are the side effects of the present one you are using? Would you buy any, or you would never buy/use any?

The Title of This Article is Some How (intimate wash product)

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Yea atleast Intimate Feminine Wash will go a long way..

Here are ways to eliminate male genital odor


http://www.elijahforce..com/2013/03/male-genital-odor-elimination.html

I use just soap nd water.