When do girls start cleaning up sensitive places?

Many girls wonder what age is right to start using sensitive area care and cleaning products, so when do girls start cleaning sensitive places and at what age?

Pharmaceutical specialist Dr. Htun Al Jasim said:

It is natural that attention to sensitive areas is crucial for girls, even before puberty, but the need becomes urgent when girls reach and start the menstrual cycle, and above it depends on the girl's awareness of the nature of her body and her awareness of the importance of cleaning her sensitive places, and some girls may resort unconsciously To use a shampoo or plain-scented soap to wash sensitive areas, without realizing the dangers of it, and here highlights the role of mother in sensitizing her daughter from childhood to the need wash the water-sensitive areas well and proper soap and good drying, as well as attention to vaginal secretions which once they begin By appearing in girls before puberty, it's important to start using a lotion or a detergent solution for sensitive places, and it does it and removes the smell. We recommend that you stay away from the scented products of the girls ' sensitive places, and they have no interest in a young age, because their skin is thin and do not tolerate aromatherapy, as it is necessary to choose a way to clean easy for girls as appropriate soap, provided it is of good quality, and must not be complacent. And the lack of waste and its frequent use, for young girls only once a day. If a detergent is selected, it must contain natural, not chemical, combinations, and not kill the beneficial bacteria that are inherently present in sensitive areas.

It is also important for the mother to observe the nature of her daughter's body, such as overweight or excessive sweating or body shape that causes friction between the thighs, and here you must she has to urge her daughter to wash sensitive areas from a young age and continuously, wear cotton underwear, and the girl has to tell her mother any change. See in the secretions, odor or appearance of any stains and pills, until the mother directs her to the proper disposition and visits the competent physician.