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When your skin feels dry on your arms, legs, and face, you can easily rehydrate with your favorite moisturizer. But what about the skin surrounding your vagina if it feels dry, flaky, and itchy, and you re sure it s not caused by an STI or other vaginal infection, is it safe to use a moisturizer there as well? Should you use moisturizer on your vulva?
It s not a good idea, at least not the store-bought kind, according to gynecologists. The skin of your vulva is ultra sensitive, and it s easily irritated by products with artificial additives (as so many fragrant soaps, body washes, and moisturizers contain). Using a gentle, scent-free soap is an ideal way to wash and moisturize this delicate area, says Sherry Ross, MD, a gynecologist and author of