How do you all deal with the intimate odor that’s unique to women?
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I’d like to hear from women, but I’d also appreciate advice from men. I’m concerned about the natural odor, but I also feel like the smell of urine lingers, and it bothers me personally.
Someone called Mac previously recommended something called “Chuchu,” but I couldn’t find it. I’d like to know its official name, and I’d appreciate any other advice as well. Sorry if this is difficult to answer.
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I’m generally told that I don’t have any odor down there, but I still use the bidet every time I use the restroom, wear panty liners, and avoid excessive layering so I don’t get sweaty or stuffy.
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Eating mostly meat can make your body odor stronger.
I wash my entire body with medicated Muse soap—of course, including my intimate area. For my hair, I use &honey’s Sakura Pink, and I wear the blue-bottled BVLGARI perfume.
After washing my intimate area with Muse, I press the showerhead against my vagina to rinse inside as well. In summer, I sometimes soak my feet in heavily diluted Kitchen Haiter because I don’t like the soles of my feet feeling sticky.
As for your intimate area smelling like urine, you may not be wiping thoroughly enough, or it could be because of your body shape. Urine splashes more than you might think, so wipe your inner thighs and the surrounding area before wiping your intimate area.
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> Mac-san previously recommended “Chuchu,” but it didn’t come up in my search.
It did appear when I searched for:
“Chuchu intimate area”
There also seems to be a brand called “Tomorrow, I’ll Climb the Persimmon Tree,” which was featured on the TV show *Matsuko Conference*.
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The woman I’ve ever had the best physical chemistry with had bad breath, and she smelled down there too.
She smelled bad, but because we were so compatible, I could put up with it. For me, someone who smells but has great chemistry is “better” than someone odorless but physically incompatible.
I remember going down on her, then kissing her smelly mouth, only for her to snap, “Don’t kiss me after you’ve gone down on me!” And I thought to myself, “Hold on—I’m the one taking on the ordeal of kissing a smelly mouth after going down on a smelly vagina!”
We eventually parted ways when she was transferred overseas for work. When I went to see her off at the airport, she introduced me to her best friend and asked me to become her papa (a male supporter). I ended up dating her friend.
Her friend was much prettier than the one with the bad breath and vaginal odor, and she didn’t smell at all—but our physical chemistry was terrible, so it didn’t last long.
I guess that wasn’t much of an answer. Sorry…
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I’m Taro, a male member.
I’d never thought of it as something that needed to be “dealt with.” I believe accepting someone is part of loving them, and people can get used to anything. No one has ever died from a bad smell, so it’s fine.
I think suggesting that she fill the tub and soak in it can help with the urine smell. And if you try hard enough to get her secretions flowing, they’ll wash away the odor.
The toughest cases are women whose secretions have a particularly pungent smell. You can deal with that by taking a deep breath and numbing your sense of smell, or, if the odor rises up during something like rear-entry, by dodging it with a head slip.
But basically, smell is part of someone’s individuality, so let’s learn to love it. The woman who smelled like lotus root and the one with a horse-like, animal scent are both fond memories now.
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