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Sorry, it is a not private club. It is a 100% natural bar soap designed for your most delicate private area. We decided to call it Private Bar to clearly differentiate it from other regular soap.

Private bar is designed to elevate your personal hygiene routine. If you want brighter & softer skin down and under, minimize ingrown hairs and bumpy skin, and maintain a healthy microbiome balance for your vulva, then Hygiene Hero Private bar is for you.

It really varies by person and their conditions. We have customers who told us they saw brighter skin in three days and some said they saw less ingrown hairs immediately after their first shave using our products. But it's safe to say it takes about two weeks of continuous use to see results. The key is ongoing maintenance. Over time, you should notice fewer ingrown hairs, softer and smoother skin.

Unusual vaginal odor happens from time to time. Even when you’re taking good care of your body and your vagina, you may experience unfamiliar smells. What’s not normal is persistent or strong odors.

A healthy vagina’s typical scent may best be described as “musky” or “fleshy.” A menstrual cycle might cause a slightly “metallic” scent for a few days. Intercourse may change the smell temporarily. If you notice a stark difference in your odor, then you may be experiencing a sign of a potential problem.

Several factors can affect vaginal odor, including:

1. Hormonal changes: Fluctuations in hormone levels throughout the menstrual cycle, pregnancy, perimenopause, and menopause can impact vaginal odor.
2. Hygiene practices: Overwashing or using harsh soaps, douching, or excessive use of feminine hygiene products can disrupt the natural balance of bacteria in the vagina and affect its odor.
3. Infections: Bacterial vaginosis (BV), yeast infections, and sexually transmitted infections (STIs) can all cause changes in vaginal odor.
4. Sweating and moisture: Increased sweating in the genital area, such as during exercise or hot weather, can contribute to changes in vaginal odor. Excessive moisture or wearing non-breathable fabrics can also create an environment where bacteria thrive, potentially affecting odor.
5. Sexual activity: Intercourse can temporarily alter vaginal odor due to changes in pH and the introduction of new bacteria. However, a persistent unpleasant odor may indicate an underlying issue.
6. Diet: Certain foods, such as garlic, onions, strong spices, and excessive caffeine or alcohol consumption, can influence body odor, including vaginal odor.

It's essential to remember that every woman has a unique vaginal odor, and it is often normal. However, if you notice a significant change in odor accompanied by other symptoms like itching, burning, unusual discharge, or discomfort, it's advisable to consult with a healthcare professional for an evaluation and appropriate treatment if necessary.

Practice good hygiene is the most important thing. Don’t use perfumed soaps or body washes. The scents and chemicals may upset your vagina’s natural pH. Use warm water so it is more gentle.

Make sure to wear underwear made of breathable fabric. Otherwise, it is better to switch to 100% cotton because you don't want excess moisture can upset your natural bacteria levels and lead to infections.

Probiotics, which are good-for-you bacteria, can help maintain the pH balance of your vagina. Probiotic-rich foods include yogurt, kombucha, and unpasteurized sauerkraut.

Maintain a healthy diet. Aim to eat a balanced diet with plenty of fruits, vegetables, whole grains, and lean proteins. A balanced diet makes for a healthy body, and that includes your vagina.

Stay hydrated. Drinking plenty of water is good for more than just your skin. It can help your vagina’s overall health, too, by encouraging healthy sweating and fluid release.

Avoid douches and scrubs made of chemicals. You might think they’ll help eliminate bad bacteria, but they also eliminate the good bacteria. Let your body work out the bacteria ratios and skip these unnatural washes.

Wash your genital area before and after intercourse. Sex introduces bacteria, as well as foreign substances like lubrication and spermicide from condoms. Wash before and after sex to help maintain natural bacteria levels.

Cut out tight clothes. Clothes that are too tight don’t let your vagina and groin area breathe. Getting plenty of oxygen is vital to good vaginal health.

The vulva's pH balance affects vaginal health because the vagina and vulva have slightly different pH levels, which play crucial roles in maintaining a healthy environment. The vagina typically has a slightly acidic pH (around 3.8 to 4.5), while the vulva usually has a slightly more neutral or alkaline pH.

When the vulva's pH is imbalanced, it can lead to changes in the vaginal pH, making it less acidic. This shift can disrupt the natural balance of beneficial bacteria (Lactobacilli) in the vagina, potentially causing an overgrowth of harmful bacteria or yeast, leading to conditions like bacterial vaginosis or yeast infections.

To maintain vaginal health, it's essential to maintain good vulvar hygiene and use pH-balanced products that respect the natural acidic environment of the vagina. If experiencing my issues, consulting a healthcare professional is advisable for proper diagnosis and treatment.

A healthy pH balance for the vulva typically falls within a slightly acidic range, which is around 4.5 to 5.5. This slightly acidic pH helps to maintain a protective barrier and supports the growth of beneficial bacteria that promote vaginal health.

It's important to note that the pH level can vary slightly among individuals, and some factors like hormonal changes during the menstrual cycle can influence the pH balance. However, if the pH level deviates significantly from the healthy range, it may increase the risk of infections or discomfort.

To maintain a healthy vulvar pH, it's essential to practice good hygiene, avoid using harsh soaps or products that may disrupt the natural balance, and wear breathable cotton underwear. If you have concerns about your vulvar health or experience any symptoms, consulting a healthcare professional is recommended for proper evaluation and guidance.

Some essentials have antimicrobial and antifungal properties that may help reduce and eliminate bacteria. But never apply essential oils directly to the skin without diluting them first in a carrier oil. Even diluted, essentials can still be irritating to the vaginal area. Therefore you must be careful when applying it.

Douching is washing or cleaning out the vagina with water or other mixtures of fluids. In the United States, almost one in five women 15 to 44 years old douche. According to US Department Health & Human Services, doctors recommend that you do not douche. Douching can lead to many health problems, including problems getting pregnant. Douching is also linked to vaginal infections and sexually transmitted infections.

Douching can change the necessary balance of vaginal flora (bacteria that live in the vagina) and natural acidity in a healthy vagina. A healthy vagina has good and harmful bacteria. The balance of bacteria helps maintain an acidic environment. The acidic environment protects the vagina from infections or irritation.

Douching can cause an overgrowth of harmful bacteria. This can lead to a yeast infection or bacterial vaginosis. If you already have a vaginal infection, douching can push the bacteria causing the infection up into the uterus, fallopian tubes and ovaries. This can lead to pelvic inflammatory disease, a serious health problem.

No. You should not douche to try to get rid of vaginal odor or other vaginal problems like discharge, pain, itching, or burning.

Douching will only cover up odor for a short time and will make other problems worse. Call your doctor or nurse if you have:

- Vaginal discharge that smells bad
- Vaginal itching and thick, white, or yellowish-green discharge with or without an odor
- Burning, redness, and swelling in or around the vagina

- Pain when urinatingPain or discomfort during sex

These may be signs of a vaginal infection, or an STI. Do not douche before seeing your doctor or nurse. This can make it hard for the doctor or nurse to find out what may be wrong.

For more information, visit https://www.womenshealth.gov/

Private Bar is 100% natural, handcrafted in America. We don't any synthetic fragrance to our formula. What you smell is all from ingredients of natural sources.

Daily Ritual Oatmeal Private Bar has a very calming scent of lavender mixed with orange, cedarwood, rosemary and eucalyptus leaves.

Exfoliating Cranberry Private Bar has a very refreshing citrus scent mixed with lemongrass, orange and rosemary leaves.

Private Bars have a shelf life of 3 years. Because our products are made with 100% natural ingredients and contain no preservatives, each batch of product may vary by color, smell, and consistency.

Private bars are manufactured in a USDA organic certified facility. The USDA organic program is the gold standard of natural world-wide.

That being said, if you experience irritation please discontinue use and consult your doctor regarding your specific situation.

Although Private Bar is 100% natural, it has not been tested for use during pregnancy and/or breastfeeding. Just like any other skincare regimen, it is always recommended to consult with your doctor before use.

Yes. Private bar is gentle for face, and strong enough for body. So, if you male partner or husband wants to use it, they can, too. It will help prevent ingrown hair for them just it would for you. However, cranberry seeds has a gentle scrubbing function, he is advised to go gentle when using Exfoliating Cranberry Private Bar.

Yes, Private bar is designed for your vulva but it is also gentle enough for face and strong enough for body. Exfoliating Cranberry Private bar is very effective in removing deodorant residue on arm pits or dry skin on elbows. Daily Ritual Oatmeal Private Bar is so moisturizing that it leaves your body soft after cleansing.

Both Private bars are 100% natural without any artificial fragrance, colors, sulfates or parabens. Daily Ritual Oatmeal Private Bar is super gentle and nourishing so it is also recommended for kids. However, Exfoliating Cranberry Private Bar has a gentle scrub function so it is recommended to be used on kids 6 years or older.

Our unscented V.V. Oil is 100% natural and should be safe if ingested in small trace amounts. However, the ingredients used in this product are cosmetic grade, not food grade so we don't recommend ingestion in large quantity.

To avoid ingrown hairs, you can follow these steps:

Avoid tight clothing as much as possible: Wear loose-fitting clothing to avoid irritating the skin and causing ingrown hairs.

Exfoliate regularly: Gently exfoliate the skin to remove dead skin cells that can clog hair follicles and lead to ingrown hairs.

Use proper shaving techniques: Shave in the direction of hair growth to avoid cutting the hair too short and causing it to grow back into the skin.

Moisturize regularly: Keeping the skin hydrated can help prevent ingrown hairs.

Don't pick at ingrown hairs: Picking at ingrown hairs can make the condition worse and lead to infection.

Consider hair removal methods: If you are prone to ingrown hairs, consider alternative hair removal methods such as waxing or laser hair removal.

Keep the skin clean: Wash the skin regularly to remove dirt and oil that can clog hair follicles and lead to ingrown hairs.

Anyone who shaves, tweezes or waxes their hair can develop ingrown hairs. If you shave often, you're more likely to have ingrown hairs. You're also more likely to have ingrown hair if you have skin of color or thick, coarse or curly hair.

Hyperpigmentation refers to an increase in melanin, the pigment that gives color to the skin, which can result in dark patches or spots on the skin. The causes of hyperpigmentation include:

Sun exposure: Prolonged sun exposure can increase melanin production and lead to hyperpigmentation.

Hormonal changes: Hormonal changes, such as those that occur during pregnancy, can increase melanin production and cause hyperpigmentation.

Inflammation: Inflammation, such as that caused by acne, can increase melanin production and result in hyperpigmentation.

Skin injury: Trauma to the skin, such as cuts or burns, can trigger hyperpigmentation as the skin heals.

Certain medications: Some medications, such as tetracyclines and phenytoin, can increase the risk of hyperpigmentation.

Age: As skin ages, it can become more susceptible to hyperpigmentation.

Genetics: Some people are genetically predisposed to hyperpigmentation.

It's important to protect the skin from sun exposure and to avoid picking at acne or other skin conditions to reduce the risk of hyperpigmentation. There are topical prescription medications such as hydroquinone that can help to lighten hyperpigmented areas, but we don’t recommend that for delicate areas such as vulva.  

We recommend a more gentle approach with Exfoliating Cranberry Private bar to resurface new skin layers and even out skin tone gradually.  And our V.V. Oil contains natural plant extracts that can help brighten the skin gradually.  We don’t promise overnight results but we have customers who wrote to us and told us that she saw her dark skin in her inner thighs become brighter after using our Private Bar Duo for three days.  We are always very excited to hear feedback like that! 

It is important to follow these steps to minimize the risk of irritation or injury:

Use a gentle, unscented soap or intimate wash: Avoid using harsh soaps or exfoliating products that contain harsh chemicals or synthetic fragrances.

Avoid heavy scrubbing: Cleanse the area using a gentle, circular motion with gentle exfoliators that are not sharp. 

Be gentle: Avoid using harsh scrubs or loofahs, and instead use your fingertips or a soft cloth to exfoliate.

Limit exfoliation to two to three times a week: Over-exfoliating can cause irritation and dryness, so limit exfoliation to once a week or less.

Hydrate the skin: After exfoliating, it is important to hydrate the skin by applying a gentle moisturizer without synthetic fragrances. 

The vulva has its own natural protective mechanisms in place to maintain its health, and it is important to avoid disrupting the delicate balance of bacteria and pH levels that help to protect against infections. That’s why it is important to natural gentle soap or feminine wash.

If you experience any discomfort, itching, or redness, stop immediately and speak with a healthcare provider.