Is it really necessary to use female private parts care liquid?

"Washing is healthier."

This brainwashing advertising slogan has made the importance of "private parts care" deeply rooted in people's minds.

And "private parts care liquid" has become a must-have item for many sophisticated girls.

But is private parts care solution really necessary?

Even if there are certain related diseases or special needs, private parts care liquid cannot be used whenever you want.

The private care solutions currently on the market can be divided into the following three types according to the product registration number and main ingredients:

Makeup number, disinfection number and national medicine approval number.

We have searched through the popular products and will tell you: Can private area care lotion be used? How to use it!

1. Makeup-grade private care liquid

The above two products are overseas products, so they are not registered in the country.

But judging from the ingredients, it is similar to the shower gel we use daily, and no antibacterial ingredients are added, so it is temporarily classified as a "makeup product".

However, "makeup-brand" private parts care liquid ≠ shower gel.

Compared with shower gel, the pH value of care solution is weakly acidic, which is more suitable for the overall environment of private parts.

But it should be noted that F*mfr*sh contains preservatives which we do not recommend.

Although private area care solution is not a leave-on product, it is still recommended to pay attention to the frequency for the sake of caution.

Recommended use:

The "Zhuang Zi Hao" private parts care liquid does not contain bactericides and can be used as appropriate in special occasions such as applauding for love, taking a hot spring bath, swimming, etc.

2. Xiaozihao Private Parts Care Liquid

As private area care liquids with the "Xiao" mark, bactericidal ingredients are added to the above products.

Among them, triclosan was reported to have a carcinogenic risk in earlier years.

However, after safety assessment, my country's Ministry of Health has stipulated that the limit value of triclosan in skin and mucous membrane disinfectants is 0.35% (W/V).

In recent years, there have also been reports that chlorhexidine acetate can cause certain irritation and allergies.

Recommended use:

Most disinfectants carry certain risks. It is not recommended to use private area care liquids with the "Xiao" mark on them without authorization. It is best to consult a doctor first.

3. National private care liquid

These private area care liquids with "national medicine approval numbers" contain relatively few bactericides.

Among them, Huang K Lotion and Jie E Vaginal Lotion use traditional Chinese medicine compound preservatives to achieve the bactericidal effect;

However, chlorpyrifos lotion directly adds fungicide.

Recommended use:

Private care liquid with "National Medicine Approval Number" is a medicine and needs to be used under the guidance of a doctor, including usage methods and frequency.

After reading this, everyone should know whether it is necessary to use "private parts care solution", right?

Being clean is a good thing, but excessive cleaning can backfire.

Proper cleaning is the correct concept.

What else do you want to say about "Private Parts Care Solution"? Please leave a message to tell us~

Finally, I want to tell all the boys:

Don’t think that if a girl has certain diseases in her private parts, it means she has an immoral private life!

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3. Kong Lin, Sui Long, Wang Lingjun, et al. Regulatory effect of lactic acid bacteria on vaginal microenvironment in patients with vaginitis [J]. Chinese Journal of Hospital Infection, 2016, 26 (22): 5195-5198.

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