Post Date November, 17 2024
Many people believe that the blackening of women's private parts is related to unclean sexual life, but this is actually a wrong view. Multiple factors can understand the blackening of women's private parts, such as poor blood circulation or local hygiene.
What is it about women getting black in their private parts?
1. Normal pigmentation
The color of women's private parts is influenced by melanin deposition, which is closely related to hormones. Women with fair skin have a pink color in their private areas, while those with fair skin have deep pigmentation in their private areas.
2. Poor blood circulation
Long periods of tight pants, prolonged sitting, and lack of nutritional exercise can compress blood vessel circulation, leading to poor blood circulation and melanin deposition.
3. Frequent sexual activity
During sexual activity, the private area is constantly subjected to external friction and stimulation, local pigmentation, and long-term color deepening. In addition, due to the stimulation of sexual activity, the hormone melanin can also make my area black. In addition, frequent sexual activity can also cause the pituitary gland to secrete too much estrogen, making private areas darker.
4. Excessive use of care products
Many women choose specialized personal care products, especially low-quality care solutions that contain prohibited ingredients. Frequent use can disrupt the vaginal microbiota environment, which can lead to gynecological inflammation and accelerate melanin deposition, leading to blackening of private areas.
5. Changes in hormone levels
After giving birth to a child, there is a significant change in hormone levels in a woman's body, with a high secretion of pregnancy hormones. When endocrine imbalances occur, melanin deposits and private areas turn black. In addition, prolonged exposure to medication stimulation, irregular menstruation, gynecological diseases, etc. can also lead to blackening of private areas.
What to do if a woman's private parts turn black
Excessive density of body hair in private areas can affect sensitivity and requires regular pruning, which can be done with a razor or hair knife. Drink more water, eat more green leafy vegetables and fruits, control salt, and reduce the generation of melanin. Eating more dates and kiwifruit containing vitamin C can inhibit the generation of melanin. Control the frequency of sexual activity, reduce friction and stimulation to private areas, and do not exceed 3 times per week. Try not to wear tight fitting clothes and t-shirts, as private areas may be stuffy and damp. Avoid eating spicy, stimulating, and fried foods, weaken the resistance of private areas, affect the balance of pH, and darken the pigments. Local cleaning and maintenance can only be carried out with clean water, and cleaning agents should not be abused.
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