Ladies, what do you use to wash your nether regions?

[Anonymous]

These no soap answers concern me.

[Anonymous]

I hose her out with the powerwasher on the back deck.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote: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.

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.

I kind of enjoy the peppermint.

Adding to my cart…

NP
Watch out. I was using some strong peppermint that I got in Christmas basket and even though I never went near that region, it seriously irritated some hemorrhoids I had. Took a long while to calm them down.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote: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.

same. i dont go that far in, but definitely all around the opening, and i've never had a problem. I also wash other things that go in there (kegel eggs!) with bronners -- no issues.

[Anonymous]

Summer’s Eve Aloe Love gentle wash. It’s PH balanced micellar water with aloe and vitamin E. It’s very gentle, doesn’t sting or burn, has very little fragrance, and leaves everything fresh without drying out skin.

[Anonymous]

I hose her out with the powerwasher on the back deck.

Do your neighbors watch? Do you have to clear out cobwebs or infestations?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I hose her out with the powerwasher on the back deck.

Is there a specific type of Thompson's water seal for that?

[Anonymous]

Soap.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Summer’s Eve Aloe Love gentle wash. It’s PH balanced micellar water with aloe and vitamin E. It’s very gentle, doesn’t sting or burn, has very little fragrance, and leaves everything fresh without drying out skin.

This is unnecessary and may even be harmful (see Dr. Jen Gunter’s book—The Vagina Bible).

[Anonymous]

Water and rinse only! Very prone to UTIs

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I use soap and don’t have issues. I also open up and wash it all. I never knew you shouldn’t do it, but I’ve never had an issue. I don’t like the thought of feeling unclean there.

It doesn’t sting?

[Anonymous]

Soap on the outside, nothing on the inside, use a handheld shower head to make sure the undercarriage is clean

[Anonymous]

Honey Pot.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Soap on the outside, nothing on the inside, use a handheld shower head to make sure the undercarriage is clean

I’m a woman. What’s the undercarriage please?

[Anonymous]

Dove soap. Never had an issue.