What is the normal color of a woman's bottom?

More and more women are pursuing body refinement. In addition to facial refinement, what is more important is the refinement of the whole body. Therefore, many women also pay great attention to the care and color changes of their lower body. Since every woman's skin condition is different, the color of her lower body will also be different. Normal women all hope that their lower body color is lighter, so what is the normal color of a woman's lower body?

1What is the normal color of a woman's genitals?

Generally speaking, the color of female genitals:

1. Some people's labia minora are light red;

2. Some are brown-red;

3. Some people's labia minora even have two colors, the outer side is brown-black, and the inner side is pink.

4. Generally speaking, the color deepens with age and number of births.

Notice:

The color of a woman's genitals is related to genetics and age development, and is not necessarily a certain color.

Normal color of female genitals

2. Female private parts care

A woman's private parts are covered at all times and secrete secretions every day, which can easily get infected due to moisture. Therefore, women must take good care of their private parts to avoid gynecological diseases.

1. Use unscented toilet paper

After urinating, use toilet paper to wipe the urine. After defecation, use toilet paper to wipe from front to back to avoid bringing bacteria in the feces into the vagina and urethra. The toilet paper used should be white and scentless and produced by regular manufacturers! Never use the low-quality toilet paper sold on the street. Some of them are made from waste paper in the garbage dump and are one of the sources of gynecological diseases.

2. It is best to wear white underwear

Today's underwear also comes in various styles and colors. However, for the sake of health, women are best to wear white cotton underwear. Undyed fabrics are the safest. Do not wear underwear made of nylon or chemical fiber materials, as these materials can cause airtightness and moisture. Underwear should be washed every day and dried in the sun as much as possible to allow ultraviolet rays to kill bacteria.

3. Drink plenty of water

A delicate little water cup can always remind women to drink more water, because drinking more water can help the body's metabolism and dilute urine and vaginal secretions. The urine produced when water enters the body can also carry away bacteria from the vulva and urethra, which is very beneficial for preventing diseases such as vaginitis and urinary tract infection.