Lactacyd Femina Daily Protective Wash

Now, here’s an op guaranteed to get some men squirming in their computer chairs at the mere sight of the category heading, and others reading avidly in fascination at this detailed account of...vaginal itching. Now, having an itchy flower does not mean that you are a) Unhygienic or b) infested with crabs. Generally neither of these is the case. More often, discomfort of the front bottom is simply due to a deficiency of lactic acid, which controls the natural pH balance, which could be due to anything from pregnancy, diets or periods to the menopause. When the pH balance is not maintained, not only is it bloody uncomfortable and itchy, but it also ...  Read the complete review

Following different ops and comments on the now famous Original Source Tea Tree & Mint and the fact that it isn't suitable for 'doodahs' (thank you Steph for teaching me this one), 'nude naked bits' (thank you Jill), 'crevices' (Catty212) or whatever you call the external vaginal area (oops, I've said the naughty word), I decided to write an op about something just for doodahs for a change. Men may not have this problem, but us women have to be very careful as to what we use to clean this very delicate area. After all it is a mucous membrane, just as the eye or the inside of your nose or your mouth, and you would never put ...  Read the complete review

Lactacyd Femina, Daily wash is specially formulated for use in your most sensitive area. The external part of the vagina is very delicate so it needs to be treated very carefully where cleansing is concerned. Tight or synthetic clothing like nylon or polyester mixes stops the skin from breathing. This can upset the usual pH balance of the area and that can cause irritation and soreness. This product contains lactic acid which is what the body produces naturally to maintain the pH balance (the alkaline balance) it needs to maintain healthy tissue. Lactacyd should be used daily so that it can work with your body to keep things properly ...  Read the complete review