Ladies, what do you use to wash your nether regions?
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Anonymous
| I am now learning at 45 that soap is bad. I ALWAYS used soap. |
Anonymous
| Soap is fine. |
Anonymous
| I use soap of course. But not in the mucus membranes of my vulva or vagina, just the external area and butt crack. No reason not to use soap there to get rid of sweat and skin oils. The mucus membranes are self-cleaning, but I might do a wipe with a wet washcloth. |
Anonymous
| Soap but only Dove Sensitive Skin per my obgyn. |
Anonymous
This. Ask your gyn if you want, OP, but mucous membranes are not meant to be washed. They are self-cleaning. You can use a washcloth to wipe the folds, or use clean hands, like a lot of people do. Shower gel, soap, or God forbid special products for that area, are not necessary and can be irritating. |
Anonymous
| I wash the outside with soap. Nothing wrong with that. I can't imagine what I would smell like if I didn't use soap. I sweat a lot in the summer. |
Anonymous
| Clean hands and water, no soap. |
Anonymous
| Dr Bronner’s soap. I’ve never had a problem with yeast or BV so I don’t worry about it being too harsh or whatever. |
Anonymous
| Clinique face wash, some goes on the face, some goes on the woo-woo. In the shower. |
Anonymous
Yep, same. Been using it for 20 years and it works great for me. I avoid the peppermint and tea tree on nether regions though, as those types are too drying for my skin. |
Anonymous
| You do not go INSIDE the lips! Outside only. Then soap is fine. Inside is a water only area. |
Anonymous
| Just water |
Anonymous
| What? No burgundy washcloths? |
Anonymous
FTW! |
Anonymous
| I use plain olive oil soap. Any soap with fragrance causes stinging. |