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Chafing can happen when there is repeated friction of skin to a specific area. Chafed skin is typically red, irritated, and has a stinging sensation, but in extreme cases can even mean swelling, blisters, or bleeding. Vaginal chafing, or vulva chafing, can happen a few different ways.
Because sweat is the enemy when it comes to chafing, a great way to combat that is by having the right kind of clothes on when you’re sweating. That means dry fit pants, a non-synthetic material for your underwear, and something loose-fitting to help the area breathe.
If you suffer from repeated vulva chafing, you may want to consider keeping more of your pubic hair, which creates an absorbent and protective layer.
If you’re not going to be home all day and are worried about chafing becoming an issue, it’s important to keep the vaginal area clean and dry throughout the day. Carrying around refreshing cleansing wipes to use throughout the day to stay fresh and not dry the skin out, which helps to keep chafing at bay.
Chafing happens, even if you tried your best to prevent it, it can still happen. We’re here to help. For immediate relief, you can apply Soothe Calming Cream which is formulated with aloe vera, arnica, chamomile and other soothing ingredients as well as being gynecologist approved. The best companion to Soothe is Honor Everyday Balm which can help after a chafing episode by moving the healing process along with it’s accelerated skin repairing properties.