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My Best Advice: 5 Tips to Make Your Lovely Lady Parts Even Lovelier

This article is written by a student writer from the Her Campus at UC Irvine chapter.

 

Since threads conceal it for the most part, (hey, Daisy Duck has been walking around with no pants and no one has ever said anything), our vagina is easy to forget about, but maintaining vaginal health and beauty is just as important as your monthly haircut and daily fitness regimen. Plus, a little pampering never hurt anybody. Whether you are in need of a little revamping or have a hot date approaching, follow these five tips to make your lovely lady parts even lovelier.

1. Stay away from any harsh soaps or cleansers which contain chemicals that could irritate your vagina. Instead, opt for an unscented or pH-balanced cleanser. 

2. Ditch perfumes and sprays. Leave it to fruits for a fresher smelling area “down there.” Citrus fruits such as pineapples and grapefruits have been known to freshen the scent of vaginal fluids. 

3. Make yogurt part of your daily diet. The bacteria in yogurt called probiotics can help restore and maintain normal bacteria in your vagina to fend off yeast infections. 

4. Maintain good hoo-ha grooming habits and proper hygiene. Just like our luscious locks need a trim every month, so do our lady parts. Long pubic hairs foster a moist environment perfect for bacteria, thereby increasing susceptibility to infections. Shave, wax, laser or simply cut the hair back with a small pair of scissors. 

5. Work it out. Us collegiettes do all kinds of exercises for a more bodacious booty and toned tummy. How about an exercise for a more vivacious vagina? Your vagina is like a muscle–use it or lose it (do not fret, you cannot really lose it).  For even lovelier lady parts, more pleasurable intercourse, and prevention of future incontinence, do kegel exercises three times a day by tightening your pelvic floor muscles and counting to ten. Unlike cardio or weight training, kegel exercises won’t make you break a sweat and can be done anytime, anywhere–whether you are studying in the library, in a work meeting, or in line to buy groceries.

 

Nina Aghadjanian is a versatile multimedia journalist who graduated from the University of California, Irvine, with a Bachelor's Degree in Literary Journalism and minor in Management. She is a former Fashion and Lifestyle Production intern at E! News, an editor at UC Irvine's Her Campus chapter and an on-camera reporter at Anteater Television, a student-run news program. Nina's other previous roles include remote Contributing Writer and Blogger at Her Campus, the number one global online community for college women; editorial intern at Byrdie, an online magazine devoted to all things beauty that was launched by the creators of WhoWhatWear.com; and social media manager at Party Bravo, an online wedding directory. Nina is an aspiring on-camera entertainment news correspondent and digital magazine editor with an obsessive attention to detail in writing and superb reporting, interviewing and interpersonal communication skills. She is equally adept at managing multifarious projects and meeting tight deadlines, always doing so with an intent to increase productivity without cutting quality. When Nina isn't monitoring celebrity whereabouts, new haircuts and breakups like a hawk, she's perusing glossy and digital fashion magazines and thinking of more reasons why Los Angeles, not Disneyland, is the happiest place on earth. Nina is eager to build on her love for editorial and encyclopedic knowledge of pop culture, celebrity, beauty and fashion. Contact Nina directly at aghadjanian102@gmail.com or connect with her via Instagram @sincerely_ninaa.
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