The vulva and the vagina are two different areas of the female anatomy. The vulva refers to the external genitals, which include the labia, the clitoris, the vaginal opening and the urethral opening. It protects the internal sex organs and plays an important role in sexual sensation and in passing urine.

The vagina, on the other hand, is the internal sex organ, which cleans itself through vaginal secretions and therefore needs no additional cleansing. It is important to note that cleansing should be limited to the vulva.

The right answer is that you don't clean the vagina at all. The vagina, the internal female sex organ, cleans itself through vaginal secretions. Additional cleansing is not necessary and can even be harmful, as rinsing or vaginal douches can disturb the balance and encourage harmful germs. Daily intimate care should therefore only concern the external area, the vulva.

Apply the 2-in-1 Intimate Wash and Shave with warm water to the external intimate area (where hair grows) and massage it in gently. Work it into a lather with circular movements. After cleansing, you can use it straight away for shaving. Rinse with warm water after shaving.

Use a scrub regularly, such as our innovative Intimate Pre-Shave Peeling. It removes dead skin flakes from the sensitive skin of the external intimate area for smoother, cared-for skin.