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Feminine Washes
I have a question about the feminine washes that are coming out right now.
I had seen a commercial for the Summer's Eve one awhile ago [link to website] and a commercial for a Vagisil one as well today [link to website].
Just wondering if anyone has tried any of these products and if they really worked. I would like to get one and probably will test them out but I'm curious if anyone has tried them.
**replies about not needing to change our scent, etc are unnecessary :) I personally don't enjoy my scent and would like to lessen it** -without lifestyle changes
All and any feedback is appreciated. Thank you!
I had seen a commercial for the Summer's Eve one awhile ago [link to website] and a commercial for a Vagisil one as well today [link to website].
Just wondering if anyone has tried any of these products and if they really worked. I would like to get one and probably will test them out but I'm curious if anyone has tried them.
**replies about not needing to change our scent, etc are unnecessary :) I personally don't enjoy my scent and would like to lessen it** -without lifestyle changes
All and any feedback is appreciated. Thank you!
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Exactly.
I don't trust 'feminie washes' as far as I can throw them.
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To change your scent, experiment with your diet. Many woman smell "bad" because they eat a lot of unhealthy, sugary foods. Eat good foods: whole grains, fresh fruit and veggies, and meat, sparingly. See if it changes anytyhing! It does for me.
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ah, but that ain't gonna happen. as pointed out, these products either have the same effectiveness as plain old water, or will actually make you smell worse in the end.
in order to smell better, you should drink a lot of water and citrus juices, avoid sugar and red meat (or at least cut back), and wash yourself with plain old water regularly. a little ivory or dove *externally* might not hurt, and you can buy baby wipes if you'd like to "freshen up" during the day.
but remember, it's been said here many times before and i'll say it again: your vagina is not supposed to smell like flowers. it is supposed to smell like vagina.
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I can't even use Dove or Ivory because it irritates me so I can't even imagine what these feminine washes would do. It's such a moneymaker for these companies - it's sad.
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I also haven't seen a gyno yet, I'm trying to look into it and would like to have seen one by the end of the summer. I said something to my doctor about the smell when I had my first pap smear and she just said she's smelled worse on people who don't know how to shower.
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and most guys are just happy to be down there, as long as it doesn't smell *bad* -- strong and bad are two different things :) our scent is a turn-on :)
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When I am smelling pretty strong, what I usually do is take a good scrubby shower and then spray a bit of cologne on the front of my pants. I can't smell it due to the cologne, so it doesn't bother me.
The vagina is a self-cleaning unit. Putting something up there will change your PH and likely give you more problems.
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Personally I just use some dove soap externally & sometimes to freshen up, but mainly to get little pieces of tissue off me, I use those wipes they make. That doesn't change the smell of course, but nothing will change the smell for long.
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I didn't notice any smells, and I got the one that was unscented. I didn't buy it to decrease my smell, so I don't know how it competes in that corner with other brands.
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Plus, tea tree oil is an anti-fungal agent and is not toxic (I've actually seen it in mouth wash).