You don't want to injure your vagina. It's an important part of your body, which means you should be taking good care of it. Of course, in order for that to happen, you need to be well informed. That's why you need to hear this advice from Shape, because it tells you about the items you should keep far away from your lady parts:
The hair on your head doesn't have to match your hair below the belt. If you try to dye your pubic hair, you could end up getting the dye in the wrong places and making yourself burn. You don't want that, which is why you should embrace your natural color, at least when it comes to down there.
It's healthy to use lube during sex. In fact, you should definitely try it! However, you don't want to buy oil-based lube. Stick to either silicone-based lube or water-based lube, because they won't damage condoms.
You don't actually need to douche in order to keep your vagina clean. It cleans itself! That's why you should avoid using cleaning sprays down there, because it could actually lead to an infection.
It's sexy to add food to your bedroom activities. However, if you do so, you need to be careful. You don't want anything loaded with sugar to make contact with your vagina, because it can lead to a yeast infection.
There's no reason to buy scented condoms or toilet paper. They have a high risk of irritating your skin, so it's best to stick to the brands without a signature fragrance, just to be safe.
These aren't meant to be used as toys. If you place them anywhere near your vagina, you could end up with a yeast infection, so if you need something to play with, head to an adult shop to look for something meant to go down there.
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You don't want to end up with an infection. That's why you should stick to using "silicone, stainless steel, or hard plastic pleasure products instead." Of course, you should still wash your toy after each use.
What other things should you keep away from your lady parts?
