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Healthy Vaginas Club

Is It Okay to Use Feminine Wash as a Teen, or Should I Stick to Water?
For teens, water is enough for daily vulva care. If you choose a product, use a fragrance-free, pH-considerate wash on the external skin only—never inside the vagina—and rinse well. Skip douching and perfumed sprays, manage moisture (breathable cotton), and see a clinician for strong odor, pain, fever, or unusual discharge.

How Do I Shave, Trim, or Wax with Minimal Bumps or Irritation?
For minimal bumps: trim or shave with the grain, use a sharp single-use blade or guarded trimmer, cleanse external skin only, use a slip-friendly shave medium, rinse well, then pat dry and apply a soothing, fragrance-free post-care oil/gel. Wear breathable underwear and avoid tight/damp fabrics. Never use depilatories on mucosa.

BV vs. yeast infection: how can I tell the difference?
BV usually causes a thin gray/white discharge with a strong fishy odor and a vaginal pH above 4.5, with little or no itch. Yeast infections often cause intense vulvar itch, redness, and thick “cottage-cheese” discharge, with normal pH (≤4.5). Testing and diagnosis come from a clinician; skip douching.




































