Burning and pain after intercourse is not uncommon - unfortunately. It most commonly affects women, and while many associate dryness and burning during sex with menopause, women (and men) of all ages can experience intimate problems.

Intimate sex gel and intimate wet wipes can be used to minimise the discomfort that can occur during and after sex. The intimate products keep your intimate area clean and reduce the bacteria that can cause burning, itching, dryness and strong, unwanted odours from the genital area, vagina or penis.

How do I use the products before, during and after sex?

The intimate wipes can be used both before and after sex as they clean and freshen the intimate area. The wipes can be used for both the external intimate area for women and to clean the man's penis before or after sex.

Intimate wipes are a great complement to daily washing with intimate soap as they can be used as often as needed. Intimate soap should only be used once a day, so if you feel the need for a refresher between washes with soap and water, wet wipes are your saviour.

Take a wipe from the pack and wipe the intimate area well. Always throw used wet wipes in the rubbish bin - not the toilet. It is important that you carefully close the packet with the remaining wipes tightly again.

The intimate gel in the pack is great to use in the intimate area before and during sex, as it keeps the intimate area protected and moisturised. This minimises the risk of burning, itching or unwanted odour as a result of sex.

The gel can be used as a kind of lubricant in the external intimate area, e.g. to lubricate around the vaginal opening or for sex toys. The gel is gentle to use, but it's still important that you use enough to minimise the typical intimate problems that can occur during or after sex.

Why do I experience discomfort, pain, itch and unwanted odour after sex?

Intimate discomfort during sex is unfortunately common and something that many people will experience at some point in their lives. It is most often women who suffer from pain and burning after intercourse.

It may be due to a medical condition that your doctor needs to help with. If you suspect this, you should see your doctor.

However, intimate discomfort is often caused by bacteria or dryness in the intimate area. Fortunately, this can be minimised by ensuring good and thorough intimate hygiene: daily washing with pH-adjusted intimate soap and lubricant during sex are two good places to start.

In addition to the intimate gel for sex, this pack also includes 3 packs of intimate wet wipes that can be used before and after sex to remove bacteria that can cause burning and irritation.

How do I avoid intimate problems related to sex?

We recommend that you wash your private parts thoroughly once a day with an intimate soap that is adapted to the "acidic" environment of the intimate area.

In addition, an intimate gel for sex is always a good idea to keep the intimate area moisturised and protected. This can help minimise the discomfort you experience afterwards, such as burning, pain or strong, unwanted odours.

If you wish to learn more about the topic you can check out the guides below:

>> Stinging in the vagina - Why does it sting inside the vagina and how can you avoid it
>> Pain after intercourse - Why does it sting after sex and how can you avoid it
>> What can you use as lube

What do I do, if I'm not satisfied?

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