CLEMENTINE BLOG

Some love it, some hate it… what are your thoughts on feminine wash? Check out 5 do’s and don’t’s of feminine wash and female hygiene.

Feminine wash, intimate soap or even vaginal wash are all synonyms and cause a whole lot of controversy. Some women swear by it, some avoid it like the plague. Who is right?

Well, just like people, all vaginas are different, and obviously react differently to intimate products such as feminine wash. What for some women may be a total life saver, for some others may be a life wrecker.  The only rule is to have the best interests of your vagina in mind.

Even the most natural things in life can have an impact on our planet. But how are menstrual products related to both your health and sustainability?

Having a period is absolutely natural, as old as human life itself. However, in the past decades, humans have dealt with periods in a very unsustainable way, both for the environment and for our health. At the centre of this are unsustainable period products – which, although being necessary then, can be changed for better alternatives now.

In what way are period products, health and sustainability connected, you ask? We’ll get right to it.

In today’s society going zero-waste is nearly impossible to achieve, but every little step counts! Check some tips for an almost zero-waste period.

What is zero-waste, you ask? It is, like the name very much suggests, a movement that aims to achieve no waste in daily life. Is this easy? Well, it’s not easy if you try to do it by yourself, however, if we, humans, unite and act together, we’re confident one day we can have an (almost) zero-waste society.

Vaginas have been around for literally as long as humans have, however, the history of vaginas is a long, complicated one. Get to know it.

It seems crazy that the female anatomy has caused so much commotion over the years, both in society and in the medical community. Being present in roughly half the people on Earth, it is shocking that there even is a history of the vagina. But there is one, indeed.

Is “organic” the new “avocado”, or is it an actual need? Find out the differences between convention and organic cotton, and what role it plays in your health.

You must have noticed the word “organic” is getting more and more popularity, from food to clothes. The same happens with organic cotton used in menstrual products, namely tampons. There is a reason – a very important one, in fact – for this. Find out why.

Everyone does it and are ashamed of it. Let’s talk about self-pleasure and how it can be a way of reconnecting with your body.

Self-pleasure, especially female, was and still is one of the biggest taboos in society. Girls are told from an early age to “behave ladylike”, to be polite, to “smile more”, to ignore rude comments, to be understanding, to hide and mask their “flaws”, and the list goes on and on and on.

We all know what to do when we have our periods. But do you know what NOT to do? Here’s a list to steer clear from.

For some, having a period can be easy-peasy-lemon-squeezy. For others, it can be a challenge. However, you live your menstruation days. Here are some things that you should not do when on your period. Read on!

Do you take good care of your vagina? Being and feeling healthy starts with using the right kind of female underwear.

Eating a balanced meal, exercising and, of course, a proper hygiene are the main ingredients for a healthy body and mind. But when it comes to your vagina – yes, let’s call it by its name! – female underwear is also a factor. It shouldn’t come as a surprise that the piece of clothing that is almost 24/7 in contact with your vagina has a lot of influence in your overall health.

So, we’ll share with you some female underwear tips – that are actually more like rules – for a healthy, happy, safe vagina. Read on!

Ever wondered what’s the fuss all about with natural panty liners? Are they really worth all the hype? We’re spilling the beans.

Shocking news came some years ago as a result of a study about toxic substances found in sanitary pads, panty liners and tampons from the main brands sold in supermarkets [Source]. Unfortunately, this is not unexpected, since manufacturers are not required by law to disclose the ingredients on feminine hygiene products.

For this and other reasons, a new kind of female hygiene products have emerged in the last years: natural panty liners and feminine sanitary products.

Uh-oh… there’s something not right. Maybe a rash happening? Check out this guide to handle that vaginal rash.

 A vaginal rash is not an easy topic and may make many women feel self-conscious. However, it is a natural thing and nothing to be ashamed of.

There are many reasons and factors that might be causing you a rash and it can range from the choice of your sanitary products to an STD.