Kiele Twarowski

50 Quotes About Keeping Your Vagina Fresh So He'll Give You Oral ALL The Time

Go commando and let your vagina breathe!
Holly Riordan
October 4, 2016
“Using condoms helps keep your vagina’s pH level at the status quo so good bacteria, like lactobacilli, can survive in there. And this is super important since those little bacteria help prevent yeast infections, UTIs, and bacterial vaginosis. Just in case you needed another reason to wrap things up.”
— Ashley Oerman, 11 Ways to Keep Your Vagina Happy and Healthy
Tagged: Vagina, Health, condoms, UTI
“Doing kegels is crucial for strengthening your pelvic floor muscles, which are key in producing stronger, mind-blowing orgasms—not to mention bladder control. Note to self: Include kegels in every workout.”
— Ashley Oerman, 11 Ways to Keep Your Vagina Happy and Healthy
Tagged: Vagina, kegels, Exercise, orgasms
“Snacking on yogurt with live cultures helps boost the good bacteria in your hoo-ha, which, as you know, is all around fantastic for preventing annoying vaginal problems like yeast infections.”
— Ashley Oerman, 11 Ways to Keep Your Vagina Happy and Healthy
Tagged: Vagina, yogurt, food, yeast infections
“Douching can interfere with the vagina's pH levels, reducing its acidity and setting the stage for bacterial infections.”
— Dennis Thompson, 8 Rules for a Healthy Vagina
Tagged: Vagina, douching, infections
“If you experience vaginal dryness, ask your doctor if you should eat more soy products, which contain a weak form of estrogen that can aid natural lubrication.”
— Dennis Thompson, 8 Rules for a Healthy Vagina
Tagged: Vagina, vaginal dryness, soy, food
“Having regular gynecological exams is crucial to maintaining your vaginal health. Every woman should have her first gynecological exam by age 21 or within three years of becoming sexually active.”
— Dennis Thompson, 8 Rules for a Healthy Vagina
Tagged: Vagina, gyno, doctor, Health
“Avoid anything with dyes, perfume, fragrance, flavor, or ingredients that claim to give a tingling or warming sensation, all of which can be irritating.”
— Celia Shatzman, 9 Things Your Vagina Is Trying To Tell You
Tagged: Vagina, soap, Chemicals, shower, lube
“Irritated vulva? Moisturize it. Just like other spots on your body, your vulva can get dry, even if you haven't gone through menopause yet.”
— Celia Shatzman, 9 Things Your Vagina Is Trying To Tell You
Tagged: Vagina, moisturize, vulva
“Buy a jade egg or Kegel Beads. Not everyone has a partner, and even for those of us that do, we may not be having intercourse enough for our vaginal health. By wearing a jade egg or playing with Kegel Beads, we are taking the health of our vaginas into our own hands. The use of the egg or beads can also help you maintain your ability to create lubrication. The beads jump around in your vagina and literally work out the walls. Many vagina owners report that they don’t even notice that they are wearing the egg or beads.”
— Pamela Madsen, 11 Tips For A Happy Vagina
Tagged: Vagina, jade egg, kegel beads
“Take off your panties! That’s right. Go commando and let your vagina breathe! Have you ever had the audacity to take a walk outside in a skirt with no underwear on? It can feel fantastic! That’s because you vagina needs to ‘air out’.”
— Pamela Madsen, 11 Tips For A Happy Vagina
Tagged: Vagina, commando, Underwear
“Vagina Hugs: Your vagina needs love and attention. This does not always have to look like rocket ship orgasms. Vaginas like to be touched and held. Sometimes, simply holding and rocking is enough. Or gentle petting either with dry hands or with lubricant. Try that when you wake up in the morning or when you are falling asleep at night.”
— Pamela Madsen, 11 Tips For A Happy Vagina
Tagged: Vagina, touching, masturbation
“Pumpkin seeds are rich in zinc and vitamin E, which help maintain regular periods, and fight off vaginal irritation and discomfort. Like avocados, nuts and seeds help lubricate the vagina to prevent dryness, and also relieve menstrual cramps.”
— Dharam Barrett, 10 Foods To Keep Your Vagina Happy and Healthy
Tagged: Vagina, period, lube
“Dark, leafy greens like kale, spinach, collards, and Swiss chard are extremely rich in vitamins A and C, and are great for promoting blood circulation and fighting off infections. Greens can help reduce itching and burning sensations in the vagina, and prevent any dryness.”
— Dharam Barrett, 10 Foods To Keep Your Vagina Happy and Healthy
Tagged: Vagina, vegetables, greens
“Cranberry juice is great for improving general vaginal health, fighting off UTI-causing bacteria, and balancing the vagina’s pH levels. To really reap its benefits, stay away from the sugary cranberry drinks, and try sipping on the purer, unsweetened, more natural stuff. You can also eat a handful of cranberries every day to take in those healthy acid compounds.”
— Dharam Barrett, 10 Foods To Keep Your Vagina Happy and Healthy
“Sex toys are NOT regulated. If you are using or have any sex toys that are porous, made of PVC, contain Phthalates, are jelly in texture, and/or smell like chemicals beware that they are harmful to your body. Get rid of them immediately. They contain toxins and chemicals are highly harmful to your vagina and are known to cause infection and serious disease.”
— Bonnie Gayle, 6 Easy Ways To Keep Your Vagina SUPREMELY Happy (And Healthy)
Tagged: Vagina, sex toys, Chemicals
“If you don't know how to please yourself, how do you expect someone else to succeed at it? If you don't experience sexual pleasure regularly, you are depriving yourself of a basic human need. Self-pleasuring is a way to get to know your body so that you can experience pleasure, release and be able to communicate those turn-ons to your partner.”
— Bonnie Gayle, 6 Easy Ways To Keep Your Vagina SUPREMELY Happy (And Healthy)
Tagged: Vagina, masturbation, touch yourself
“Wear cotton paneled underwear or pop Go Commandos cotton patches into your pants. If you don't like underwear or want to let your vagina breathe while feeling cleanly, the Go Commandos patch is the next best thing to wearing nothing at all. Your vagina will love the freedom!”
— Bonnie Gayle, 6 Easy Ways To Keep Your Vagina SUPREMELY Happy (And Healthy)
Tagged: Vagina, cotton, Underwear
“If you’re 25 or younger, you should be screened for chlamydia annually; ask your gyno how often you should be tested for other STIs, including HIV.”
— Peg Rosen, Happy V-Day: Everything You Ever Wanted to Know About Your Vagina
Tagged: Vagina, STDs, HIV, Twenties
“For a little extra workout—for your vaginal muscles, that is—trade your desk chair for a Swiss ball for 15 minutes a day. This forces the muscles of your pelvic floor to contract, without doing a single squeeze.”
— Laura Tedesco, 7 Ways to Keep Your Vagina Young
Tagged: Vagina, workout, Exercise
“Scrubbing the living daylights out of your labia is not only unnecessary—a gentle cleansing will do, really!—but harsh soaps can leave you dry and irritated below the belt.”
— Laura Tedesco, 7 Ways to Keep Your Vagina Young
Tagged: Vagina, shower, soap, irritation
“When you put on underwear when your vagina is still damp, you’re locking in all the moisture from your shower in a warm, damp space. This can make bacteria grow more quickly, leading to issues like yeast infections.”
— Ellen Scott, The one thing you need to do after your shower to keep your vagina healthy
Tagged: Vagina, Underwear, shower, Bacteria
“If you and yours are getting nasty (literally) in the bedroom and going from hole to hole, take a second and swap the condom, especially if you’re going from anal to vaginal. That’s just not good for your kitty cat.”
— Danielle Young, How To Keep Your Vagina Fresh
Tagged: Vagina, Anal Sex, condom
“As long as your naughty bits stay cool, she’ll stay fresh. Additionally, spending too much time in hot tubs and baths can rid your vagina of some of the natural bacteria that helps keep her clean.”
— Danielle Young, How To Keep Your Vagina Fresh
Tagged: Vagina, Water, Bacteria
“What you eat directly effects what you taste like. Sweet and healthy fruits like pineapple help you taste and smell sweeter.”
— Danielle Young, How To Keep Your Vagina Fresh
Tagged: Vagina, eating, healthy, foods
“Wipe correctly. Yes, there is a correct way to wipe after using the bathroom. Wipe from front to back and be careful not to miss anything. Wiping in the opposite direction can sweep bacteria into the vagina and cause an infection.”
— David Wolfe, How to Keep Your Vagina Healthy and Smelling Good - DavidWolfe.com
Tagged: Vagina, bathroom, Bacteria, infection
“Try wet wipes. The occasional use of a wet wipe or a baby wipe can help get rid of residue. Use wipes that are fragrance-free and only clean the outside.”
— David Wolfe, How to Keep Your Vagina Healthy and Smelling Good - DavidWolfe.com
Tagged: Vagina, cleaning, hygiene
“Wear underwear that aren’t too tight – preferably cotton. Be sure not to leave the same pair on for more than 24 hours.”
— David Wolfe, How to Keep Your Vagina Healthy and Smelling Good - DavidWolfe.com
Tagged: Vagina, Underwear, tight
“It’s also important to get out of sweaty or otherwise wet panties or bathing suit bottoms as soon as possible so you can dry out.”
— Emma Kaywin, How To Clean Your Vagina (Spoiler — You Don’t Really Need To, So Avoid These 7 Hygiene Mistakes Instead)
Tagged: Vagina, sweating, wet, Water
“Change your pads and tampons regularly so they don’t become a feeding ground for bacteria. Keeping sodden pads near your vagina makes things warm and moist — just the way bacteria loves it. And don’t wear pads when you’re not on your period to catch your usual discharge, because it will just warm everything up.”
— Emma Kaywin, How To Clean Your Vagina (Spoiler — You Don’t Really Need To, So Avoid These 7 Hygiene Mistakes Instead)
Tagged: Vagina, tampons, pads, period
“If you want to treat your pussy right, make sure to stay hydrated and eat a balanced diet of nutritious foods.”
— Emma Kaywin, How To Clean Your Vagina (Spoiler — You Don’t Really Need To, So Avoid These 7 Hygiene Mistakes Instead)
Tagged: Vagina, hydration, Water, eating, healthy