If you experience burning after intercourse and are looking for products to clean the intimate area after sex, you've found the answer in this kit.

They keep your intimate area free from bacteria and imbalances that can cause burning, itching, dryness and unpleasant odours from the genitals, vagina or penis.

This is how you use the products for intimate care

By keeping your intimate area clean and bacteria-free on a daily basis, you can minimise discomfort and intimate irritation during sex.

Intimate soap

Wash your intimate area daily with a pH-adjusted intimate soap at the bottom to remove bacteria from your intimate area. Remember not to overdo the intimate washing, but only use water and soap once a day.

Apply an appropriate amount of soap to wet skin in the intimate area and massage in. Rinse thoroughly when you're done.

It's a good idea to wash with intimate soap after sex to wash away bacteria and any sperm residue from the intimate area that can cause burning, itching or other intimate irritation.

Intimate wet wipes

During the day, you can freshen up the intimate area with the intimate wet wipes if you need to. They are a great alternative to intimate soap as they can be used as many times a day as you want.

Take a wipe out of the packet and make sure to close it tightly so that the remaining wipes don't dry out. Wipe the intimate area with the wipe and then throw the used wipe in the rubbish bin.

The intimate wipes are also ideal to use before (or after) sex as they have a refreshing effect on the intimate area.

Intimate gel for use during sex

The intimate gel for sex keeps the intimate area moisturised and protected before and during sex to avoid irritation.

Apply a small amount of intimate gel to the intimate area before sex or the use of sex toys. The gel can be used by both men and women and can be applied directly to sex toys.

The gel is very long-lasting, so start with a small amount to begin with - you can always apply more as you need it.

What's the reason behind discomfort after sex?

There are several possible causes of intimate discomfort during or after sex.

The typical and most common causes include lack of moisture and intimate dryness, e.g. due to menopause, illness, medication or similar. It's a good idea to use a lubricant or intimate gel for sex if you and/or your partner experience irritation after sex due to dryness at the bottom.

If you or your partner experience intimate discomfort during sex, it's important that you address the problem. Seek medical attention if you suspect something is wrong.

How can I prevent intimate discomfort during intercourse?

For example, you can use an intimate gel to moisturise and protect your intimate area during sex. This can help minimise your discomfort both during and after sex.

For more advice or to learn more about intimate discomfort during sex, we recommend reading our guides on the topic:

>> Stinging in the vagina - Why does it sting inside the vagina and how can you avoid it
>> Pain after intercourse - Why does it sting after sex and how can you avoid it
>> What can you use as lube

What do I do, if the products don't work?

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