Vaginal itching has to be one of the most awkward and uncomfortable of experiences we can experience. It’s not like getting an itchy nose that we can scratch any time, it’s a constant irritation that makes you want to wriggle and squirm just to ease the feeling… oh, and did we mention, you can’t go around scratching your crotch in public! Well, you can do whatever you want, but we don’t recommend that one.
If you’ve read our blog on why the healing process can sting and itch - you’ll know that irritation and possible low grade infection are behind that itchy feeling. When you are just starting out on Silky Peach Cream, it’s probably because the vaginal and vulva skin is so thin and tender that anything starts up that inflammation response.
But what’s going on if you have been using Silky Peach Cream for a while and then the itching starts up?
Here is a perspective on why itching can occur when using Silky Peach Cream. These are all the things that can cause itching:
You may remember from science something called a Controlled Study Process…
Understanding what, if anything, is the one variable which causes itching is hard. Pre-menopause we would often get things that affected vaginal flora but we often didn’t think about it because it usually passed. Post menopause – things are starting to fall apart around the edges and most of us don’t really want things to be permanently broken. Understanding what is the one thing that causes itching is tricky. Controlled research is hard because we have to remove all the variables, and test one at a time.
Control your Vaginal Variables
Has the Silky Peach Cream Formula Changed?
Nope! Here’s how our manufacturing process works. We have a formula which we use every time (like making bread with the same recipe over and over). We make up a large batch (we have lots of customers) every 2-3 months. Each batch is tested for pH, consistency, and to make sure there is no presence of microbial pathogens. Once the cream meets testing requirements it is then used to fill both bottle sizes - sample size bottles (15ml) and the regular size bottles (30ml). The cream is at its best stored between 68-77F and we keep our storage room temperature at about 74F. Each batch is allocated a Lot Number (which you find on the bottom of the bottle) along with an expiration date. Our products have a 2 year shelf life, but rather than make one huge batch to last a year or so, we make several batches during the year to ensure highest quality and longest shelf life from your date of purchase.
In a Nutshell…
Vaginal health is critical to our overall health. It’s one of those areas of the body linked to many of the choices we make about health. By exercising, feeding the body the nutrients and minerals to fight off bacterial attacks, and keeping our skin layer strong, we provide an environment that can thrive. Your health picture includes your vagina, and all the things that go in you (and we don’t just mean food, if you catch our drift) and on you - meaning that you have to do some of the work on figuring out the best diet, the best products, and the best routines for you.
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Disclaimer: The information provided above is intended for educational and informational purposes only. Statements made have not been evaluated by the FDA nor are they intended to treat or diagnose. Any health concerns should be discussed and evaluated by your primary health care provider.
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Disclaimer: The information provided above is intended for educational and informational purposes only. Statements made have not been evaluated by the FDA nor are they intended to treat or diagnose. Any health concerns should be discussed and evaluated by your primary health care provider.