If you often experience pain or burning during intercourse, the products in the pack can be used to care for your intimate area. The products keep the intimate area moisturised and protected against intimate irritation, which can occur during sex.

If you experience burning or pain after intercourse, you should always seek medical advice. It is important to find out what is causing the pain and whether medical treatment is needed.

How do I use the products to relieve pain?

Australian Bodycare intimate products can be used to care for the outer intimate area, keeping the skin moisturised and protected from irritation, burning, itching or dryness.

Intimate soap
Rinse daily with the intimate soap to keep your intimate area clean and bacteria-free. Apply an appropriate amount of intimate soap to wet skin in the intimate area and massage in. Be especially thorough around the vaginal opening, where bacteria often accumulate and where you may experience dryness and burning during sex.

If you have a lot of intimate problems related to sex or intercourse, it's a good idea to wash with intimate soap immediately afterwards. This will remove the bacteria and any sperm residue that may be causing the imbalance in your intimate area.

Femi Daily
Apply Femi Daily Intimate Gel daily - or as needed, e.g. after sex. Apply a small amount (use a dollop about the size of a pea) to the external intimate area where you experience burning after intercourse. For example, you can apply the gel to the outer labia or around the vaginal opening.

Allow the gel to fully penetrate before getting dressed. It dries quickly if you apply it correctly. If you find that the gel takes a long time to dry or leaves your skin feeling sticky, it's a sign that you're using too much. The gel is incredibly long-lasting, so only apply a small amount at a time.

You can reapply several times a day if needed.

Intim Glide
The gel is specially developed for use during sex. Therefore, apply a generous layer of the gel to your outer intimate area before sex or the use of sex toys.

Intim Glide keeps the intimate area well moisturised and protected from irritation that can occur during sex.

Why does intimate pain occur?

There are several reasons why you may experience intimate irritation after sex. If you experience a burning sensation in your vagina after intercourse, you should see a doctor to determine the cause. The condition may require medical attention.

Burning or pain after intercourse can affect the intimacy of a relationship and can be mentally tough for both you and your partner.

As mentioned, there are many possible causes of genital burning, such as vaginal yeast infections, STIs, allergic reactions and dry mucous membranes. If you're unsure about your symptoms, you should see a doctor and be examined for proper treatment.

Often, however, the cause of intimate irritation during sex is harmless and is caused by bacteria and/or dryness in the intimate area. It is therefore important to minimise intimate problems by washing daily with a pH-adjusted intimate soap and using a moisturising gel.

It's also a good idea to use a water-based intimate gel before, during and after sex to minimise the risk of burning and other intimate irritation.

This pack contains 3 intimate products that you can use daily (as needed) if you want to minimise intimate problems caused by sex or intercourse.
 

What do I do, if I'm not satisfied?

If the products do not live up to your expectations, you are, as always, covered by the satisfaction guarantee when shopping in the webshop.

It is important to emphasise that the products in the package cannot treat any diseases or conditions that cause burning or pain after intercourse - it is important that you consult a doctor for proper treatment.

The products can be used for daily care and to minimise intimate problems such as burning, itching, dryness or other irritation during or after sex.

Should the products not live up to your expectations 100%, you can get your money back under the satisfaction guarantee. Read more on this page.