VAGINNEX Intimate detergent with lactic acid and panthenol.
Body soaps or shower gels should not be used to care for the intimate area. The environment is acidic in the genitals, but alkaline in the soap. Regular use of soap changes the pH of the vaginal mucosa, which contributes to the formation of fungi and other infections.
The main role in regulating the level of vaginal acidity is played by lactic acid bacteria (or lactobacillus), which form the natural microflora. This slightly acidic environment is a natural protective mechanism to prevent the increased formation of bacteria. The process of creating an acidic pH environment is partially controlled by the female hormone estrogen. Therefore, during hormonal changes, such as the menstrual cycle, pregnancy, menopause, changes are also observed in the intimate area. Regular use of intimate hygiene products is also recommended in case of chronic illness, when the body's immune system is weakened (diabetes, thyroid disease, etc.), antibiotics or hormonal contraceptive pills with high hormone levels are used. The panthenol in the product moisturizes and protects the mucous membranes.
