Daily intimate care

Personal hygiene, periods and how to feel good

From puberty onwards, feminine hygiene is really important. And not just because of your periods.

5 Reasons to Stay Dry

Your intimate area has a different temperature than the rest of your body.
7 Facts about HIV

7 facts about HIV

We all think we know a lot about HIV, but there’s so much misinformation out there that it’s easy to get mixed up. So, we compiled a list of 7 HIV facts that will set the record straight and help you become more informed about this disease that affects approximately 1.2 million people in the United States.
Diversity dictionary

Dictionary of Diversity

Nowadays, we recognize love 💕 as a feeling without barriers and without conditions. Love is free and we do not limit it to outdated ideals. We celebrate it for existing because it spreads happiness among all of us.
What you need to know about cervical cancer

Facts about Cervical Cancer

About 80% of women will get at least one kind of Human Papilloma Virus (HPV) in their lifetime. And some forms of HPV, if left untreated, can turn into cervical cancer.
International Women's Day

International Women's Day

International Women's Day is celebrated every year on March 8 in many countries around the world.

Is my V Zone Healthy?

Your V Zone is one of the friendliest and hardworking parts of your body. It cleans itself, expands before the arrival of a baby, and is very strong (the vaginal weight lifting record is over 30 lbs.) For these reasons and many others, it is very important to take care of this area of our body.

Lifelong Health Tests

Taking care of our health is super important and making sure we carry out regular health exams is one way to do it.

Pubic Hair & Your Health

Surely you’ve noticed that darker and thicker “hairs” have begun to appear on your genitals compared to the rest of your body. Don’t worry! This is completely normal.

Sensitive V Zone

The V Zone is one of the most sensitive parts of a woman's body 🧍‍♀️ and sometimes, that sensitivity can be extreme and cause problems in our daily routine.

V Zone Taboos

Compared to previous generations, we live in some pretty progressive times. We talk about many more things now than we used to. But here’s the thing… unfortunately, taboos still exist. Especially taboos about women’s V Zone and its functions.

Lumps in your vulva?

You probably don’t know what we’re talking about, which is why we recommend checking your V-Zone with a mirror carefully (especially if you’ve never done it before).

Amazing secrets about vaginas

The definition of vagina is “muscular tube leading from the external genitals to the cervix of the uterus in women and most female mammals.” But, did you know that the vagina is way more than just a muscular tube?

Hygiene during your period

From puberty onwards, feminine hygiene is a big deal. And not just because of your periods.

Intimate care checklist

After puberty, caring for your intimate area is a little more complicated than using just soap and water.

Let’s talk intimate fluids

We all know that feeling, when you go to the toilet and think, "WTF!?" (What The Fluid?!) is in my pants, and what does it mean? Fear not! Intimate fluids are entirely normal and all part of being a woman+.

Pimples, Dermatitis And Rashes

There are all sorts of things that can appear on your vulva – after all, it is one of the most sensitive parts of your body. Let’s take a look at a few, such as itchy skin, rashes, pimples, and dermatitis around the vaginal area, so that next time you notice a change, you’ll know what’s up.
Woman holding cactus in front of her vagina area

Vaginal dryness: Why is it happening?

Is your intimate area feeling a bit dry or irritated? Most women+ will experience vaginal and vulva dryness at some point. So let’s talk about precisely what it is and why it happens.
Knickers hanging up with pH colour range

Vaginal pH: What’s a Normal Balance?

Ever feel like your vagina smells a bit off or even fishy? This doesn’t mean that you need to wash your vagina ; chances are that it has to do with your vaginal pH.

Myths About HIV

We’ve already told you all about HIV and how it is spread, but we know that there is a lot of misinformation about this disease, and even well-known myths!