Using perfume in private parts can cause vaginitis

Some girls pay attention to dressing up, like to use perfume, and often spray some on their private parts, or apply some perfume powder. However, they don't know that the chemical components contained in perfume and perfume powder are very irritating to the vulva and vaginal mucosa, and can easily cause allergic reactions.

The main ingredients of perfume are essence and alcohol. Ordinary perfume contains methanol, which is as harmful as formaldehyde. Essence is a combination of chemical synthetic fragrances and natural fragrances in a certain proportion. These complex chemical ingredients have both advantages and disadvantages for the human body. Ingredients such as alcohol and lemon may decompose harmful substances under sunlight, causing burning pain, rashes, and inflammation on sensitive skin.

According to Portugal's testesande magazine, about 8 million Europeans suffer from allergies due to certain ingredients in perfume.

The vaginal skin is delicate and easily breeds and infects bacteria. It is "unable to resist" the irritating ingredients contained in perfumes and powders, which often leads to inflammation or destruction of the bacterial flora, allowing bacteria to take advantage of the opportunity to enter and cause vaginitis.