Intimate perfume became a topic after Anitta launched her own version: gynecologist Viviane Monteiro then talks about whether the product is safe for women’s health and how it should be used daily.
Perfumes are a national passion: it is fragrance for those who love sweeter notes and also for whom they want to be inspired by the world of celebrities. But what about the use of perfume or deodorant in female intimate region? How and where should it be applied?
To answer these and other questions, the Pure people spoke with gynecologist Dr. Viviane Monteiro, Member of the Society of Gynecology and Obstetrics of Rio de Janeiro (SGORJ) and Master in Medical Sciences at Fluminense University (UFF).
“That it’s a controversial topic, the vagina smells like a vagina, this is the first point. These products can not be used For abolish or mask the natural smell. And it can’t mask an odor that could signal a situation of something wrong: some infection or another situation where the odor would be a signal to get your attention and then seek a doctor and get the diagnosis,” explains Lo specialist.
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When to use perfume or intimate deodorant?
According to the doctor, the balance must be the main premise when thinking about using this product. “They can be used in situations where the woman can’t clean properly, she will be on the street all day and she doesn’t want to smell bad … In the gym or during her menstrual cycle, in a specific situation,” she points out.
“During physical activity, for example, the smell of sweat near this region can be bothersome.
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