The vagina, this stranger! We pay so much attention to it, we cuddle it, we value it, but do we really know it? Here are 4 facts about this very complex organ that is the vagina!
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1. The vagina is not a « hole »!
Contrary to what many imagine, the vagina is not a « hole ». In fact, it is not an organ that is always open. At rest, it appears as a form of flattened tube, where the walls are contiguous to one another. If you put a finger in it, you can actually feel the walls enveloping it. The lining looks a bit like the skin on the inside of the mouth and cheeks, but the skin is wrinkled and not smooth. The elastic tissues of the vagina allow it to contract and relax. In short, this allows it to adapt to any form of penetration and to sextoys !
2. Everything (or almost) happens in the first third of the vagina
Okay, let’s get something straight; for those who persist on the importance of the size of the penis and who praise the merits of well-hung gentlemen, know that it is in the first third of the vagina that 90% of its nerve endings are found! In other words, it means that the most sensitive part of the female sex is around the vulva and the vaginal opening. While the other two-thirds are much less sensitive, the vagina reacts to more pronounced stimulations, for example, by the pressure generated by the thrust of the pelvis during penetration.
3. The vagina is a self-cleaning organ
Nature is well done! Your vagina certainly doesn’t need your help. In fact, the healthiest way to take care of your genitals … is by letting it cleanse itself! So we stick to a daily toilet in order to wash the vulva with lukewarm water and we do not go further! We forget about douching with soapy water or scented products. These could cause the pH of the vaginal flora to be unbalanced, which would significantly expose you to infections. And know that body odor is a source of excitement, so stay natural!
4. Power for more enjoyment!
The muscles that make up the pelvic floor (the pubo-coccygeal muscle which surrounds the vagina and extends from the pubis to the tailbone) involuntarily contract during orgasm. However, working to contract them voluntarily can have a significant impact on the vagina’s ability to tighten, the feeling of orgasm, and the various sensations experienced. These routine exercises are called kegel exercises. They are by no means difficult, but they have to be done the right way. To properly recognize these muscles, imagine trying to hold back a pressing urge. Contract and Release: Hold for about 10 seconds, then relax your muscles. It may take 6 to 8 weeks for results to be felt. Specially designed sex toys have exceptional results, such as geisha balls for example. Do not hesitate to visit our online store and take advantage of 10% reduction with the code TREE for new customers!
