Organic Feminine Wash

I recommend using a good and safer feminine wash daily for anybody, especially during your period!

I know that many doctors and experts told us to use JUST water, and that is because the large majority of feminine washes on the market are highly toxic and made, full of cheap chemicals, fragrances, harsh preservatives, and skin irritants!!​

Bidet Use

Just “water” to wash your intimate parts is not enough especially when we use the bathroom and when we have the period! 

I am Italian and I grew up with a bidet, and I recommend it to anybody. If you never tried it before now is the time!

Using a bidet, not only it is a better, safer, more practical, clean, and healthier way to keep your body hygienically clean, but it is also a way more eco-friendly method for your daily routine which allows you to save on toilet paper as well.

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Using a bidet means washing my body part with warm water and organic feminine wash daily and even a few times a day! 

I couldn’t even imagine going without water and soap and just using paper or wipes! 

It won’t ever feel clean, if you try a bidet you know what I mean and you will never go back! I promise you!

To learn more about approved bidet brands here!​

Feminine Wipes

Avoid conventional feminine wipes, these wipes are again not recommended daily since the majority are very toxic, irritant, and polluting since they don’t biodegrade. Here you can find the approved feminine wipes. My number one feminine wipes recommendation is this!  They are the best, safest, and pure. I recommend bringing with you to a public bathroom, airplane, travel, gym, and time any time you need to refresh there! They are made with organic cotton and purified water! I even use it to refresh my hands when on to go!​

Toilet Paper

Avoid conventional toilet paper brands since they can create skin rashes. They are full of toxic ingredients, chlorine, and irritants and are made by cutting trees and packed in plastic!  Here you can find the approved organic toilet tree-free paper brands made with certified organic bamboo, a much better and planet-friendly source, no chlorine, with unbleached options and plastic-free packaging!​

Feminine Washes

Avoid any other feminine washes not listed on this page since I checked all over and I found the best and safe organic family washes on the market!

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🌸 Celebrity OB-GYN Sherry Ross: “I have always told my patients we need to take care of our vulva and vagina like we do our face, using special cleaning, hydrating, and moisturizing products for this sensitive and temperamental area of our body.” 

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I have very sensitive skin and it is very important that I use the most delicate and safest products on the market! My number one recommendation is listed here on this page.

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pH-formulated

It is important to use an organic feminine wash designed for the specific pH area. The vagina should have a pH of 4.5 or less to keep it acidic – too much alkalinity leads to excess bacteria.

Many are just using organic body washes because it is natural. Even if your body wash is natural it could create irritation on the vulva and vagina since they have a higher pH. Dr Bronner’s body wash, for example, is organic and some lines are even USDA-certified organic but their pH is very high like 8-10 when we need 4-5 on our feminine parts. This creates imbalance, and irritation and removes the healthy protective skin acidity that creates a barrier for infection. so if you are dealing with candida check your products, and here is how to heal candida naturally! 

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👉I always recommend using pH-formulated products for your intimate care. There is a need for it. Doesn’t matter if you are using a natural organic body wash, if it is not pH friendly, it can create irritations and won’t create a healthy protective barrier.

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That’s why I only use and recommend feminine washes and products designed to respect that specific area and maintain the ideal pH for healthier skin! I recommend you to use your feminine wash with a bidet, in the shower and I bring it with me in the gym and when traveling in a travel-size container!

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Here are my approved feminine washes:

lady care pad wipes lubricant cup candida

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