How to Keep the Vagina Clean

Keeping the intimate area clean and tidy will bring a refreshing feeling that pleases you as well as your partner. Here are a few tips for men and women to have a neater and cleaner private area.

Table of Contents

For Men

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Grooming. The ’70s are over, and not trimming your pubic hair is a sign that you’re pretty feisty, or that you simply don’t care. Either way, thick pubic hair won’t score you with your crush, so go ahead and trim it. Trim your hair before you shower so you can wash off excess hair completely.

If you have a trimmer available, adjust to a depth that works for you – about 1 to 2 cm (1/2 to 1 inch) is a depth that will work for most people. Carefully trim all the hair around and below the intimate area for a cleaner look.
You don’t have a trimmer? Use a sharp pair of scissors, and evenly trim the hair to a length that works for you.
Some people like to shave their pubic hair. If you and your loved one are no exception, proceed with this method!
- Soak the intimate area in the bath for a few minutes to soften the fur. This will make it easier for you to shave.
- Use scissors to trim your hair before applying shaving cream and applying any sharp object to your private area.
- Be careful. Even when shaving your face, you can easily cut into the skin, even though shaving is an action that you usually do every day!
- Remember that a few days after shaving, you will feel quite itchy. If you’ve planned an important presentation before the board, you may have to rethink shaving, and should only do it after the meeting is over. Alternatively, you can also use an unscented moisturizer to minimize itching.

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Use soap. When you shower, or take a bath, don’t forget to wash your intimate area with soap.

If you are circumcised, it should be quite simple for you to take care of your penis. Just rub soap into the intimate area and rinse.
If you are not circumcised, wash the skin underneath the foreskin. Skipping this step will form a buildup of a white substance in this area, which has the odd and rather unpleasant name of smegma. While they won’t harm you, you probably won’t want to see them on your skin.
Scrub (gently) from head to tail, and all sections in between.

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Wash thoroughly. Who likes soap on the skin, or likes to smell soapy scents? For many people, this scent is just as unpleasant as the scent of perfume.

Many people prefer the natural scents emanating from their partner’s body (for example, the scent of cleanliness but not quite as fragrant). If you don’t know well, it’s better to stick to a faithful scent rather than an overpowering cologne.

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Cover the vagina properly. Change into clean underwear every day.

Store your clean, unused underwear in a cool, dry place. Whether you prefer to use boxer briefs or panties, make sure you dry them immediately after washing. Otherwise, your underwear will be at greater risk of “stinking” than you.

For Women

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Trim pubic hair. If you just want to get this area a little cleaner, now is the time to do it.

If you have a trimmer available, adjust to a depth that works for you – about 1 to 2 cm (1/2 to 1 inch) is a depth that will work for most people. Trim the area carefully to make the area look cleaner.
You don’t have a trimmer? Use a sharp pair of scissors and evenly trim the hair to a length that works for you.
If you want to use a razor, soak the intimate area in the bath for a few minutes to soften the skin and hair. This will make the shaving process go more smoothly and you will feel more comfortable.
Some people like to shave their hair in different shapes and styles. You can do the same if you and your partner like this!
- Remember that a few days after shaving, you will feel quite itchy. Applying moisturizer to this area will help minimize discomfort.

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Wash the vaginal area every day. Clean and wash the intimate area thoroughly, be careful when using soap to wash on the pubic area.

Do not use soap on the labia or inside the vulva – this can irritate or cause an infection.

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Rinse thoroughly and pat dry thoroughly. You need to completely wash off the soap on the skin, both to remove the scent of perfume and to inhibit the growth of harmful bacteria.

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If you’re menstruating, change your tampon or tampon regularly, or use a Menstrual Cup. Clean and rinse the intimate area after removing used menstrual products and before using new products.

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Use clean underwear.

Store clean, unused underwear in a cool, dry place and care for them carefully – dry them immediately after washing. Otherwise, your clothes will be at greater risk of “smelly” than you.

Advice

Use a moisturizer, especially after shaving, to keep your skin soft and smooth.
Use baby wipes as they are specifically designed for sensitive skin and will help deodorize.
When shaving, you can use hair conditioner instead of shaving cream to avoid cutting into your skin.
Shower with others. This method both saves you water and makes the intimate grooming process more fun.
Use underwear made from 100% cotton. This fabric will limit irritation to the skin.

Warning

When performing a vaginal cleaning, be sure to do it in a well-ventilated area, as sweat can produce more bacteria.
Shaving can be itchy and cause ingrown hairs, so think twice before shaving.
Do not use the same panties for many days.

Things you need

Shampoo
Soap
Shower gel
Clean towel
New, sharp razor
Electric or scissor trimmer (optional)
Clean Panties
Monthly Products (women only)
Body Milk

Steps

For Men

For Women

Advice

Warning

Things you need

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