The vulva and the vagina are two different parts of the female anatomy. The vulva refers to the external genitalia, which includes the labia, the clitoris, the vaginal entrance and the urethral opening. It protects the internal genital organs and plays an important role in sexual sensation and the excretion of urine.

The vagina, on the other hand, is the internal genital organ that cleans itself through vaginal secretions and therefore requires no additional cleansing measures. It is important to note that cleaning should be limited to the vulva only.

The correct answer is that the vagina is not cleaned at all. The vagina, the internal female sexual organ, cleans itself through vaginal secretions. Additional cleansing is not necessary and can even be harmful, as douching or vaginal showers can disturb the balance and promote harmful germs. Daily intimate hygiene should therefore only concern the outer area of the vulva.

Apply the 2-in-1 Intimate Wash and Shave to the outer intimate area (where hair grows) with warm water and massage in gently. Lather it up with circular movements. After cleansing, you can use it directly for shaving. Rinse off with warm water after shaving. Alternatively, you can use our Intimate Care & Cleansing Wipes 1-2 times a day to cleanse the intimate area.

Use an exfoliating scrub regularly, such as our innovative Intimate Pre-Shave Scrub. It removes dead skin cells from the sensitive skin in the external genital area and ensures smoother, nourished skin.