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roseanna

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Re: Intimate Care Products
« Reply #15 on: 15 August 2016, 01:52:50 am »
I know we all have a 'natural' smell but I become obsessed with whether I'm clean or not. It doesn't happen during the working day as when I'm active I don't find any issues.

It's funny you say that, because I find the more active I am with clients the less problems I have in that area. The opposite of what you'd think.

I just have a quick shower and use simple soap like Katrina.


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« Reply #16 on: 11 September 2018, 10:03:06 am »
After lots of thrush and the occasional bout of BV I have got myself into a healthy state by doing what my GP suggested - washing with water only maximum twice a day. I have not been doing SW for the last month but I have had sex with my BF with condoms and all is fine - now going back to SW.

When doing SW I have always made sure I was squeaky clean down below - wash with intimate gel before each appointment - this is what had been giving me my problems. The issue I now have is that I do have what I regard as a normal vaginal smell - not nasty but a definite not freshly washed smell that is evident when I have sex with my BF he says it is fine and he likes it but will my clients? I'm not offering reverse oral.

How do other girls deal with this.

Sorry if this is too gross but I also have a question about washing after doing a poop. Again, in the past if I have poop before seeing a client - I jump in the bath and have a good old scrub around - but this breaks my rule about keeping my fanjo only washed with water. If I wash my bum with soap or gel it goes all over my down below region. I have tried wet wipe toilet paper but I'm paranoid that I still smell slightly. Am I being unrealistic about needing to be ultra clean?

Does anyone else just use wet toilet paper for a poop and have clients ever noticed???? I don't do anal play or rimming anymore (I used to!)

Thanks for your help.

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« Reply #17 on: 11 September 2018, 10:28:20 am »
How often I wash varies. Hot summer day and I take several showers a day.
I wash before I meet a client, but I only see 2 max a day, so those days I would wash 6 times. When I wake, cannot start my day without a shower and coffee. Before I go to clients and after we have finished. Then before I go to bed/seeing my guy.

 The only time I get thrush is when I am pregnant. I've only ever used water, although obviously, baths bubbles will have contact and so will body wash in the shower. I've never used the feminine washes as they fuck up your natural balance, and takes time for everything to return to its natural state after you stop using. Something my eldest daughter found out, think it took about 6 months for everything to settle down.

Bowel movement is before my morning shower.

Noone has mentioned a smell and I don't notice anything

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« Reply #18 on: 11 September 2018, 10:44:04 am »
Thanks to stomach issues I shit several times a day. Using a wet wipe has always been fine for me and I receive both oral and rimming. I only use warm water on my fanjo.
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« Reply #19 on: 11 September 2018, 10:53:03 am »
I do not use shower gels or feminine washes on my fanjo but I do use aqueous cream especially if I have just shaved or I am feeling a bit sore. I just use a damp face cloth (if you look on amazon you can get compact disposable ones for if you are on tour) with a little aqueous cream on it then wash with warm water. I have never had a issue.

The soaps marketed as feminine washes just really mess with your ph levels down there and are a main cause of BV as women feel more comfortable using them due to marketing they liberally apply to their nether regions and are often not a cautious about rinsing off but they are really not a good idea

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« Reply #20 on: 11 September 2018, 11:04:30 am »
I wash with plain soap first thing either standing, or in the shower. I have a full shower or bath before any booking, and wash with plain soap and water each time I use the loo up until, during and after the booking.

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« Reply #21 on: 11 September 2018, 11:08:20 am »
I rarely do more than more booking a day, so over-showering isn't an issue, but I don't think there's any harm in using ph-balanced/feminine bodywashes. I scrub my bum and crotch with the body mop, but try to avoid the actual vulval area.

Just before the client arrives, as I've probably had a wee, I then use a small, soft bamboo washcloth either wrung out in plain warm water or a little bit of feminine wash to wipe front and back down below.

I always use moist toilet tissue after no.2s anyway, but one thing is that sometimes you can clean yourself, but 15-30 minutes later there might be a little more 'residue', hence I always make sure I'm squeaky clean just before the booking.

After bookings I often use a bit of Multigyn gel, and I use Activ Balance and Canesten vaginal probiotics about once a week.

Edit: So long as you don't smell fishy or anything else strong, it's fine!
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« Reply #22 on: 11 September 2018, 11:31:04 am »
Also if there's a longish journey, I will use baby wipes at public loo stops .

I was life-long-suscetible-to-thrush type, until I quit alcohol and also learned to look after myself with lube and a bit of sudocrem at any sign of soreness.

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« Reply #23 on: 11 September 2018, 11:31:55 am »
Sometimes my fanny has a stronger odor - not a stinky smell, but discernable. I pop in some BV gel from boots before bedtime and it seems to sort it. It balances the pH.

As for my bum - I use an anal douche every time I poo. I use it before I poo, which makes it come out quickly and cleanly. Then a follow up douche to make sure. Then I just wipe with loo roll, which comes away clean. Douching seemed weird at first but now I wouldn't do without it. No more straining! Just a quick evacuation and I'm done. It's not an enema - I'd guess the water only goes about 6" up and doesn't impact your gut flora really.

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« Reply #24 on: 11 September 2018, 06:12:36 pm »
I would find it very hard to only wash with water especially after sex i really need to get get all sex smell washed away with nice shower type gel smells but obviously if it is causing you a problem do what the doctor says wash with water but freshen up with a wet wipe for sensitive skin.

I try not to poop if working but til i finished but i do have stomach upsets so not always possible but after i will wash thoroughly with shower gel both outside and little inside so no trace of anything as the amount of guys i seen have a clean cock but shitty smelling arse you can smell when giving them a back rub so i just make sure i am scrubbed til inch of my life haha

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« Reply #25 on: 11 September 2018, 07:10:26 pm »
I shower before each client. I did have an episode a few years ago when certain condoms would cause me to smell a bit odd, so I would use a BV gel.

Just follow tour doctors orders.

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« Reply #26 on: 11 September 2018, 07:16:02 pm »
Personally, I just wash with warm water between my legs, a bit of soap if needed.

However I always need a touch of lube before I start. As many like a good play etc. I put a bit of scented lube on. Durex strawberry is my fave. This isn't overwhelming and has a nice sweet smell that covers any smell you might be worried about. And I only need a small amount. No complaints yet!!

I do clean my vjay jay after each meet just gently so not to upset it and with this trick.

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« Reply #27 on: 11 September 2018, 07:17:31 pm »
I do however have a shower for everything else!!

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« Reply #28 on: 11 September 2018, 07:20:45 pm »
I have a big shower or bath in the morning then I always wash before and after each client. I use warm water and a little Simple soap and my GP agreed this is best and I'm always getting clients giving positive comments ie the taste and smell lol. I used to use Vagisil feminine wash and it gave me thrush so I stopped. I was also told by GP that using Aqueous cream down there as you would a soap is good too. I wash my bum and rest of my body with a good quality scented shower gel but it never goes near my vagina. Face I use Dermalogica special cleansing gel and simple wipes to take make up off.
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« Reply #29 on: 11 September 2018, 09:26:58 pm »
I always use unscented baby wipes after using the loo (in normal life as well) I use baby soap (unscented)  on my bit's and always have a shower off after I've been for a poo x.