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Whether you’re single, heartbroken or just want to add a little zap to your Valentines Day, Vee Underwear’s #veedayvibes giveaway might just hit the spot. Now don’t get me wrong, I’m not a Valentine’s Day troll at all - I actually love the idea of a day that gives everyone an excuse to do something nice for a loved one. But what I do struggle with is how Valentine's Day positions being in a relationship as something to celebrate, leaving single ladies feeling boycotted. For many women, Valentine’s Day marketing can be a reminder that they are single, as if...

There are certain things in life which require balance. Chemistry compounds, gymnastics and your vagina. Forget a work/life balance, your vagina is made up of an ecosystem of about 100-million good bacteria and vaginal cells that all work together to keep your hoo-ha properly balanced.  We’ve all been there and experienced the unpleasant feeling that perhaps something isn’t quite right in downstairs department. Whether it’s a bout of thrush, an unexpected UTI or an irritating itch or patch of dampness, it’s safe to say that it’s called by the other ‘B’ word - a bitch.  But when your vagina is...

Discharge. Definitely not a sexy topic, but an important one nonetheless. It’s Friday, and we don’t want to put a downer on your day, so grab a vino and let’s refer to ‘discharge’ as ‘disco’ for the duration of this article. Disco is a normal part of most women's lives. It plays an important role in our reproductive system by keeping the vagina clean and free from infection. While no two women are the same, there are some general guidelines for ‘normal’ disco, and disco that may require medical attention. Clear or white A clear, or white-coloured disco means you’re...

If you have a sore back, sore knee or a headache you’re probably quite happy to head to your GP and fill them in. But, if it’s to do with your downstairs department, you might be singing a different tune.   Ladies, don’t be one of the many women who ignore symptoms involving your vagina. It’s nothing to be ashamed of, especially considering 75% of women will experience thrush in their lifetime. Although women's vulvas and vaginas all look and operate in their own unique ways, treatment for many surface level problems isn’t that complicated. And no, we’re not talking about...