New Year - New You - Down There Too
Thank goodness for January and all things detox! Time to give your body some TLC and and let her recover. Check out our top tips for hitting the reset button in January.
It's Festival Season! Support Your Local Flora
It’s festival season! June through October, event calendars in Oregon, Washington, California, Idaho, Colorado, the Midwest—EVERYWHERE—are promoting strawberry fields of music and al fresco fun, with all the attendant hiking, riding, and camping adventure you can cram into a road trip. How do you get down and funky all summer,...
Postcoital Time = Potty Time (aka, pee after sex)
To be super direct, it is really simple here: your lady bits are really close to yourpoop shoot. And your sexual partner has the same problem. While all this is well and good for the ease of waste management, it can add an issue of cross contamination during sexual activity. Due to...
Down There Care Tips for Fall and Winter
As the temperatures drop and we start putting on extra layers, it's a great time to check-in with your most precious parts, and make sure they are getting ready for a healthy, happy winter too. Here are healthy hoohoo's five down there care tips for fall and winter: As you start layering...
Something smells pH-ishy
We hear it on TV commercials, we see it in ads and we read it on labels: “pH balanced”, but what exactly does that mean? pH, or potential for hydrogen, is a measurement scale of acidity and alkalinity. Readings from 0–7 are considered acidic, pH from 7.0–14 is considered...
Are you wearing healthy underpants?
Whether you buy your underwear in bulk or don the holy grail of panties (i.e., the trifecta of undies: sexy, comfortable, machine washable), we want to be sure you take into account what is truly the mother of all “must haves” before you seal the deal on what hugs your...
Are baby wipes healthy to use "down there"?
Ah yes, the age old question we get hit with about a hundred times every day. “Are baby wipes okay to use around your vagina?” Some argue that if baby wipes are safe and gentle enough to be used on a baby’s diapered parts then surely they are safe enough...