Hygiene tips for women 🫧✨🧼

What’s yall favorite hygiene tips or hacks ??? #hygieneessentials #hygieneadvice #hygienetips #Lemon8Diary #hygienematters

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1. Dial soap

cleanse with an antibacterial soap before you use regular soap 🧼

2. Probiotics

GUT HEALTH IS KEY 🔑

3. Hydrogen peroxide

Spray on armpits before deodorant to prevent BO

Therabreath

Stank breath? NOT ANYMOREEEEE

4. Fragrance oils

Last soooooooo much longer than perfume (keep a lil collection )

5. Slippery elm bark

The name says it alllllll SLIPPERRYYYYYYY WETTTTT WETTT 💦💦💧

6. Body oil

Tip : Add fragrance oils to create your own scent

7. Witch Hazel and flushable wipes

Add witch hazel to flushable wipes and use on your backend 🧻 (you can buy premade as well)

8. Pedialyte, ACV, cranberry juice and pineapple juice

THAT WET DRANKKKK 🍷💦

9. EOS lotion

THE BEST LOTIONNNN 🧴

10. Boric acid

Helps with odor and BV

Topicals

Bye bye ingrown hairs

2024/12/24 Edited to

... Read moreMaintaining a consistent and effective hygiene routine is key to feeling confident and comfortable in your own skin, but sometimes it feels like there's so much to remember! Beyond the basic shower, I've discovered some amazing little hacks and products that have truly transformed my personal care, making me feel incredibly fresh and healthy every single day. Let's talk about the foundation: cleansing. While a good regular soap is essential, incorporating an antibacterial soap into specific parts of your routine can make a huge difference, especially in areas prone to sweating. I usually use it before my regular soap, focusing on areas like underarms or feet to really tackle odor-causing bacteria. It's a quick step that leaves me feeling extra clean. And speaking of odor, for those stubborn underarm concerns, a light spray of hydrogen peroxide before your deodorant can be a game-changer for preventing BO. It neutralizes odors without being harsh. But hygiene isn't just external! Gut health is KEYYYY for overall wellness, and that includes how you feel and smell. Incorporating probiotics into your diet or as a supplement can support a healthy gut microbiome, which in turn reflects positively on your body's natural balance. Also, staying hydrated is crucial. While the article mentions various juices, simply drinking plenty of water, and occasionally adding in something like cranberry juice for urinary tract health, makes a huge difference in how your body functions and feels. For feminine care, products like boric acid suppositories can be incredibly helpful for maintaining vaginal pH balance and combating odor or BV (bacterial vaginosis). Always consult with a healthcare professional before trying new internal products, but for many, it's a lifesaver. And for external cleanliness, I absolutely love using witch hazel on flushable wipes. It's super soothing and refreshing, especially for the backend, providing that extra clean feeling that regular toilet paper just can't match. You can buy them pre-made too, which is super convenient! After cleansing, moisturizing is non-negotiable. I can’t stress enough the power of a good body oil or a rich lotion like EOS lotion. Not only do they keep your skin soft and supple, but a great trick I’ve picked up is adding a few drops of your favorite fragrance oils to your body oil. This creates a custom scent that lasts sooooooo much longer than perfume alone, making you smell divine all day. As for common annoyances like ingrown hairs, using dedicated products from brands like Topicals has been a blessing. Regular exfoliation and targeted treatments can really help keep those pesky bumps at bay, ensuring smooth, clear skin. Finally, for internal comfort and moisture, some people find natural remedies like slippery elm bark beneficial. It's traditionally known for its soothing properties on mucous membranes, which can contribute to overall internal comfort and hydration. Remember, true hygiene is a holistic approach, blending effective products with healthy habits to make you feel your best, inside and out.

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Jonisha Loyd

This is good but I couldn’t read most of the captions because it’s blocked by your name and the follow button😂 Perhaps add it in the caption😊

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Brandy Soreilla MD

if u drink plenty of water you definitely don't need no damn pedialyte😂I drink approximately 8-9 bottles of water a day.

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