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Up to 75% of women will experience the discomfort of a yeast infection throughout their lives. Yeast is a naturally occurring fungus which we normally associate with baked bread and beer. It’s also naturally occurring in our downstairs departments, and when yeast decides to host a party and invite all its friends, that’s when us ladies find ourselves in a sticky situation. Yeast infections can be caused by all manner of things including elevated estrogen levels, pregnancy, antibiotics, immune disorders, unprotected sex and more simply, what you are putting on and in your body. Itchiness and soreness as well as...

Bamboo is not only a healthy option for your hoo-ha, it is also one of the most sustainable resources on the planet. How? Well here are just a few reasons.  Bamboo is strong, which makes it the perfect construction material. But when turned into a fabric, it ends up as a super soft, yet still durable fabric, with a number of antibacterial properties to keep your hoo-ha happy and healthy. But just as importantly, as a resource, it’s one of the most sustainable on the planet and is fast becoming a popular alternative to cotton and synthetic fabrics. Vaginas, pandas...

G banger, Gstring, butt floss, thong. These are all words to reference one small piece of underwear. Now, at Vee, we all love and appreciate the ‘G’, but it’s important to be selective. You can’t just rock the ropes of any old thong. They come in all shapes and cuts - hip huggers, low rise and the iconic high waisted Gstring. Don’t know which one is best for you? We’ve created a G spotting guide so you can feel confident, comfortable and look damn good in your new, sexy underwear. The Right Size Thongs are a great way to avoid...

There’s been a lot of discussion lately surrounding negative effects of long term synthetic hormones for our health and well-being. At Vee, we love natural, organic solutions for our womanly challenges, which is why we’re so interested in the concept of balancing our hormones naturally with seed cycling. What the heck is seed cycling? Simply put, seed cycling involves eating specific seeds during the two different phases of your monthly cycle. It’s an old, naturopathic therapy that uses food as a medicine to balance a woman’s natural hormonal cycle. Certain seeds are chosen for their ability to support our body’s...