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Intimate hygiene is a fundamental pillar when it comes to sexual relations, not only for an aesthetic issue, but for health, well-being and enjoyment of the couple. Maintaining proper cleaning before and after the intimate encounter helps prevent infections, bad odors, irritations and discomforts that can affect the experience and sexual health of both people.
Proper hygiene significantly reduces the risk of sexually transmitted infections (STIs), as well as vaginal or urinary infections. The accumulation of sweat, bacteria, and secretions can alter the natural balance of the intimate area, especially in women, whose vaginal pH is delicate and sensitive to sudden changes.
Furthermore, intimate hygiene directly influences confidence and comfort during sexual intercourse. Feeling clean allows you to enjoy the moment more, reduces insecurities, and strengthens the connection with your partner. Hygiene also communicates self-care and consideration for the other person.
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It is important to clarify that good hygiene does not mean excessive cleaning. The use of aggressive products, vaginal douches, or perfumed soaps can cause irritation, dryness, and imbalances in the intimate flora. The key is gentle, conscious cleaning, appropriate for each body.
Finally, sexual hygiene should be seen as a daily habit and not just before sex. Incorporating it into the daily routine contributes to a healthier, more pleasurable, and complication-free sex life, reinforcing long-term intimate health.
Tips for keeping the intimate area clean and fresh:
- Wash the intimate area daily with water and mild soap.
- Avoid products with strong perfumes or alcohol.
- Dry the area well after bathing to avoid excessive moisture.
- Wear cotton underwear and not too tight.
- Urinate after sexual intercourse to help prevent urinary tract infections.
- Keep your hands clean before and after intimate contact.
