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Conventional pads are often irritating to the skin, their composition is not always known, and it is therefore not clear what chemicals can be released and stored in the body when you use them.

Most pads absorb a small amount of moisture, because of that, they must be often changed. Therefore, such pads can only be used by women whose discharge is not abundant. 

Maybe you’ve heard other people’s urinary tract infections (UTI) nightmares: the friend who gets one almost every time she has sex; the 70-something aunt who struggles with recurring infections now that she is older. Or maybe you are dealing with symptoms seemingly out of the blue or after a weekend of hot tubbing.

Too much exposure to sunlight greatly increases your chances of developing skin cancer later in life. Regardless of whether or not you are expecting, you need to be careful and take some precautions when laying out in the sun.

What if you have a fabulous beach vacation scheduled already? We bet you don’t want to miss out on the fun just because you’re pregnant, so here are some key things you need to know about sunbathing while pregnant.

Keeping yourself healthy and maintaining your hygiene are two of the most important aspects of traveling on the road. Some of the time, it is hard to make sure that you are keeping yourself clean and healthy. This is especially true when there are so many other parts of your life that you have to maintain simultaneously.

We know it too well how public fascination with celebrities extends beyond their artistic work. The media persist on getting celebrities to share their bodily rituals, a practice that is especially acute for women celebrities. Oftentimes, this body talk is pushed by journalists who are obsessed by what women eat or don’t eat, what they do to stay in shape and so on. 

Sweat. Glow. Shine. Perspiration. Whatever you want to call it, every woman has had to combat that dreaded swampy feeling in the summer. You’ve likely dealt with it all: pit stains, damp sports bras, and makeup that doesn’t last past lunch—but as the days get longer (and so much hotter), you may find yourself combating sweat around your lady bits, too.

Getting your period is never pleasant, but it’s even worse when you look at your calendar at your upcoming vacation, which you’re just dying to finally take, only to realize that Mother Nature has some other plans for your vagina.

Women have a tendency to have slight and mild vaginal odor on the vagina. It is normal for this body part to have a mild, musky smell. Indeed, research suggests...