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Rubyee · 05-08-2004, 05:39 PM

Yeah, what a jerk.

Anyhow, I think that most vaginas have a little bit of an odor, but there are steps to take to make sure your odor stays unnoticable.

First of all, most of the odors are caused by sweating. If you know you are going to be doing something, take a shower and stay cool. Also, using a powder can keep the area dry- but only on the outside.

AND DO NOT USE BABY POWDER! The talc in baby powder can lead to cancer if used on the vagina. I think Summer's Eve makes a special powder for that.

Also, using a deodorant spray would help, too.

I also keep my area shaved or neatly trimmed during the summer to cut down on sweat. And be sure to wear cotton during the hot months- it breathes easier than silk.

I would not go sans underwear, either. It may sound gross, but the underwear helps to absorb sweat and odor.

Hope some of this helps.

05-08-2004, 05:39 PM	#13 (permalink)
Rubyee I'm baaaaack!	Yeah, what a jerk. Anyhow, I think that most vaginas have a little bit of an odor, but there are steps to take to make sure your odor stays unnoticable. First of all, most of the odors are caused by sweating. If you know you are going to be doing something, take a shower and stay cool. Also, using a powder can keep the area dry- but only on the outside. AND DO NOT USE BABY POWDER! The talc in baby powder can lead to cancer if used on the vagina. I think Summer's Eve makes a special powder for that. Also, using a deodorant spray would help, too. I also keep my area shaved or neatly trimmed during the summer to cut down on sweat. And be sure to wear cotton during the hot months- it breathes easier than silk. I would not go sans underwear, either. It may sound gross, but the underwear helps to absorb sweat and odor. Hope some of this helps. __________________ You don't know from fun.