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Eczema Silk
Is her vag normal. i think it is but...?
My friend and i were having a discussion about 'Down Undah'. and she is really really self conscience, but she wants to be sexually active.
monogamously of course.
bottom line is the reason she doesnt have a bf is because she isnt sexually active
and she isnt sexually active, because she says at a young age she shaved her pubs when she was little because they were coarse and itchy and got bumps.
the bumbs are mostly resolved aside froma few new ones from up keep
she also thinks that its wrinkly
iono about that..isnt she just self conscience.
HELP
i dont know what to tell her
oh and if u give products, be careful that they dont dry out skin.she has eczema but you wouldnt tell. the rest of her body's like silk lol
Wow thanks ill let her know..
also she said she has old scars she wants to get rid of that are extremly dark...i saw some when we went swimming not bumps but scars of the bump..she said its smooth
from ingrowns? how do u get rid of those
Women's genitals come in all shapes, sizes and colours.
Some have big, puffy outer lips and tiny little inner ones that can't even be seen without spreading their legs and outer lips both... some have smallish outer lips and inner lips that stick out firmly from them or hang... some have one lip that's one shape and the other lip is completely different... some have pink, purple or dark brown inner lips... some have pale or dark outer lips... some have really big or really little clitorises.
Knowing and accepting your unique "genital geography" isn't something mothers usually pass along to their daughters... but it's something every woman should learn.
All of the genitalia shown at http://dodsonandross.com/gallery are perfectly normal... and It's very unlikely that yours are *not* perfectly normal, so you should get to know them well and learn to love them. They're a very important part of what it means to be *you*.
Sources:
35 years of seeing many women's "down theres" up close and personal. Every one was different, and all of them were lovely.
Eczema Clothing - Essential Facts About The Effects Of Material And Your Skin
We all know, or those of us who have suffered with eczema, know how sensitive the skin is and the least little thing can bring on an eczema break-out. One of the most common irritants of eczema is clothing, obviously because it has more contact with the skin than anything else. Following are some tips to keep in mind when choosing your "eczema clothing".
Following are factors that may contribute to the flare-up of eczema.
1) Over-heating
Firstly, the skin likes to breathe and in most cases of the eczema sufferer, another factor high up there on the irritant scale is skin over-heating and sweating. Therefore it is vital to keep the skin cool. Materials such as leather, artificial leather, silk, denim and rubber are all candidates for potential irritation. In the winter there maybe less cause for concern, however, as a general rule, these materials are irritation alerts.
2) Scratchy Irritation
Next are the scratchy, culprits. Skin that is prone to eczema is sensitive to material that is abrasive therefore causing interference with the top layer of skin and consequently causing itching and discomfort. This is not necessarily purely for eczema sufferers but sensitive skin in general.
Materials such as linen, wool and polyester are the worst offenders with acrylic sometimes causing upset. If you have clothes with such material, try wearing a softer material underneath.
3) Soft Is Best
The only material, which is luckily the most common material for clothing, is cotton, 100% cotton. Those who are not allergic to wool, can also wear cashmere and other soft wools.
Cotton, is light but keeps you warm and is very soft on the skin. As "eczema clothing" goes it is by far the best option and in many cases can prevent eczema to break out at all.
Clothes that are mostly cotton, with a blend of another material maybe ok, however it must be predominantly cotton for maximum benefit.
This also goes for underwear, night clothes, sheets and anything else which is coming into close proximity of the skin for an extended period of time.
Clothing is a huge cause for individuals to suffer an eczema attack, however there are many other avoidance measures and natural methods to combat and prevent eczema out-breaks to create a fully-comprehensive remedy for eczema. If you want to start living your life eczema-free, continue to natural, effective methods Eczema Home Treatment.
About the Author
Having suffered from eczema for 15 years and finally found a way to cure and maintain my skin, I feel qualified to pass on my advice. I also have a university degree in Human Nutrition and Dietetics. Remember to consult your doctor when embarking on a new treatment.
