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by Pallavi Barnwal on Dec 14, 2022

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Welcome to Yoniverse! I have created this community to help women from all walks of life love their uniquely beautiful bodies, have epic sex, and feel liberated and unashamed. I intend to make talking about sex and pleasure as easy as talking about what you’re going to have for dinner tonight, and experiencing pleasure as natural as breathing. Come join us in our journey, and get the tools to have the sex, love, and relationship that you deserve and desire.

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I've been feeling a bit embarrassed to talk about this, but I really need some advice on keeping things clean down there. It's like no matter what I do, I can't seem to find the right hygiene practices. I want to make sure I'm taking care of myself properly, but I'm not sure where to start. I know it's kind of a personal topic, but I figure we're all adults here, and it's important to take care of ourselves. So, if you have any tips or suggestions. @Sexologist_DrKalps

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You should not be embarrassed asking this question. You should be aware of importance of hygiene of your genitals. External area of genital can be washed with warm water and soap during bath. But vagina don't need it, as it's a self cleaning organ. Practices to maintaina healthy vagina are: avoiding harsh soaps, using warm water for washing, wearing breathable cotton underwear, and avoiding overdouching. Removal of public hair as per your choice- but again don't use harsh chemicals for it. You can use raiser specially made for it. Factors like antibiotics, hormonal changes, unprotected sexual activities and wrong hygienic practices like regular use of vaginal douch can disturb your vaginal pH. So avoid it.

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