VAGINAL TIGHTENING CREAMS EXPOSED
Do you think your vagina
isn’t quite as tight as it ‘should’ be? Have you ever thought of using a
vaginal tightening cream to ‘firm’ things up?
Well we’re going to take a minute to tell you about some of the stuff
that’s in those creams, and why not to bother.
There are lots of companies out there that will spends tons of
advertising dollars to let you think that too much sex may stretch you out, or
how childbirth can irreparably change your vagina forever. Generally the marketing spin that has spawned
products like vaginal tightening creams can be attributed to a lack of
knowledge, or misinformation around the topic of vaginas in general.
These fear-based products
feed on women’s insecurities around their own sexual self-image. Often they are similar in thought design to
breast enhancing creams, or penis enlargement cures. These concoctions will at best swindle you
out of some of your hard earned money, and at worst cause an allergic reaction
or give you an infection. Here’s a fact,
vaginas are muscles meant to expand and contract. Just like any other muscle in your body the
best thing you can do for it’s overall health and wellbeing is to exercise it
either through kegels, or sex itself.
In terms of some of the ingredients
that go into these creams it could be as basic as Aloe Vera or as dangerous as
aluminum. Some of these creams even
contain numbing agents that lower your sensitivity, the concept being that if
your vagina isn’t stimulated enough it will not fully engorge to its normal
size, nor will it lubricate itself as much.
With less lube comes more friction giving a feeling of tightness around
the penis. What you’re also getting is a
mask over any pain your body may be experiencing, and an increased risk of
minor tearing and possible infections.
Generally any numbing cream during sex is a bad idea, due to the fact
that your pain receptors are there for a reason, and if you can’t feel damage
being done in the moment, you’ll surely feel it later. Some of the worst vaginal tightening creams
contain aluminum, which has links to Alzheimer’s. Use of these can cause inflammation and
dryness giving a tighter feel for the penis, but a rather unsexy possibly
painful feeling for the vagina.
If you really are suffering
from issues like incontinence, or the effects of childbirth our best advice to
you is don’t buy into a magic cream that is going to make everything better,
because it won’t. Go and have a visit
with your doctor, do a little homework and get to know yourself inside and
out. Not only will you have a few more
dollars in your pocket at the end of the day, but your vagina will thank you as
well.
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