FAQ
The feminine area consists of the outer labia majora (I-line) and the inner labia minora. Smegma tends to accumulate in the folds, so gently spread them with your fingers and carefully wash every corner. Do not wash the mucous membrane inside the labia minora or inside the vagina.
Rinse with warm water, then gently wash the V-zone and I-zone by stroking. Add more lather, open the labia majora slightly to wash, and gently stroke the lab labia minora as well. Be especially thorough between the folds, tracing them with your fingertips. Add more lather again and wash up to the anus, then rinse thoroughly with lukewarm water.
If you have pubic hair, urine and menstrual blood can easily get tangled in it, so wash it especially carefully. Also, the labia majora folds and around the clitoris have a complex structure, so dirt tends to accumulate there. The urethral opening and vaginal opening also have secretions, so wash them gently. Rubbing is strictly forbidden; instead, gently roll the lather over the area as if caressing it.
Greasy smegma in the feminine area cannot be rinsed away with just hot water. Also, there are two types of sweat, and the sweat glands in the feminine area and armpits are apocrine glands. Be aware that bacteria can easily multiply and cause odor. Since this is a particularly delicate area, always wash with a dedicated feminine wash.
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