Millions of women douche, but is it safe? Learn the meaning of douching, why it can be harmful, and expert-backed ...

A new study found that feminine hygiene products used for douching may put women's health at risk as these products contain harmful chemicals called phthalates. Douching is not routinely recommended ...

In the United States, almost one in five women between the ages of 15 and 44 use a feminine wash, according to the Office of Women's Health, a division of the U.S. Department of Health and Human ...

In a 2010 ad, feminine-hygiene purveyor Summer’s Eve seemed to suggest that using its products will lead to getting a raise. The next year, the company sparked an outcry when a series of its ...

Your vagina doesn’t need feminine hygiene products, it maintains a healthy pH balance all by itself. But if you want to cleanse, moisturize, or freshen up, here are some excellent options. Here’s the ...

If you've visited the "feminine hygiene" aisle at a drugstore lately, you've probably noticed that maxi pads and tampons aren't the only items lining the shelves. A slew of special cleansers, gels, ...