How to turn pink when it's dark down there?

The genitals of younger girls, especially those who have not had sex, are generally pink and tender. However, as they age, women's genitals will continue to become darker. This is related to many factors, such as friction during sexual intercourse and friction caused by wearing tight pants for a long time. Women do not want their genitals to be dark, so is there any way to make them pink and tender?

How to turn private parts pink?

1. Pay attention to the order from top to bottom and from front to back. Use a soft towel or gauze to gently clean the urethral opening, the outside of the vaginal opening and around the anus. Never clean the inside of the vaginal opening. After washing, wipe off the moisture in time to keep the vulva dry.

2. Use a sterilized cotton swab dipped in water or a soft small towel or gauze to gently wipe off the dirt around the labia minora, and also pay special attention to cleaning the fecal residue remaining in the anal folds.

3. Dirt is easily hidden in the wrinkles at the base of the thighs. You can use one hand to separate the wrinkles and use the other hand to gently wipe them with a soft, damp towel. Wait until the baby's bottom is completely dry before changing into a dry, breathable diaper or nappy.

Correct care method

Prepare special cleaning utensils for your baby

Includes a bathtub and a small basin for cleaning the vulva, soft towel or gauze. Towels and other items can be boiled for disinfection and then hung to dry in a ventilated place. Adults should wash their hands before changing diapers and caring for the baby's vulva.

You don't have to wash with water every time after urinating

The baby urinates frequently, and excessive cleaning will damage the mucous membrane. After urinating, you can use a soft wet wipe to wipe back and forth around the urethra and labia minora. Be careful not to wipe back and forth with the same wet wipe, and try to wait until the baby's bottom is dry before putting on diapers or nappies.

You must wash with clean water after defecation

First, wipe off the feces from front to back, especially the feces residue in the anal folds, then wet the vulva with a towel dipped in clean water. You can also use a small pot of clean water to rinse the vulva, and finally gently dry it with a soft towel. After cleaning, you can apply a little diaper cream to your baby's butt to isolate urine and feces and protect the vulva skin.

Do not forcefully wipe the secretions around the labia minora

If there is white secretion around the baby's labia minora, be sure not to wipe it off forcefully. It is best to wash the baby's butt with warm water, gently separate the labia majora, and then use a sterilized wet cotton swab, a soft towel or the folded edge of gauze to carefully wipe off the secretion.

It doesn’t matter if it is not cleaned thoroughly in one go. These secretions generally do not cause discomfort to the baby. Excessive cleaning will irritate the baby’s delicate and sensitive vulvar skin.

No soap or lotion is needed to clean the vulva

To clean the baby's vulva, just use clean water or wet wipes, no need to use soap or bath gel. Be careful to clean the anus and the folds of the thighs, but do not clean the inside of the vagina. After bathing, apply lotion or cream all over your baby's body. Be careful not to use talcum powder around the vulva to avoid getting the powder into the vagina.

Change diapers or nappies promptly

Whether you use disposable diapers or cloth diapers for your baby, you must change them in time to keep the baby's bottom dry and breathable, prevent it from being contaminated by urine for a long time, and avoid diaper rash. Diapers should be boiled and sterilized to keep them soft. In addition, try not to let your baby wear open-crotch pants to reduce the chance of the vulva being contaminated.