If you are using panty liners and struggling with an itchy, burning, or irritated vagina, you may be experiencing vaginal inflammation. You feel like you need to scratch down there all the time, and it may even hurt to have sex. You’re not sure what’s going on, but you know that it’s not normal.

The bad news is that no cream, spray, or oil will help you get rid of vaginal itching permanently. All three will eliminate your vaginal problems in the short term. But in the long run, they will cause you even more issues. To get rid of vaginal itching once and forever, you need to eliminate its cause. The good news is that you can treat your itchy vagina in the comfort of home on your own.

But before we move on, it is important that you understand the cause of vaginal itching.

A vaginal itch is a sensation arising from the irritation of vaginal skin cells. While it is a nuisance, an itch serves as an important sensory and self-protective mechanism. It alerts you to harmful external toxins on your sensitive skin, but can become unbearable if not treated.

When you wear disposable panty liners, its toxic layer touches your sensitive vaginal skin and toxic substances (like furans, dioxins, glyphosates, and others) easily pass on to it. There, they stimulate Pruriceptors — itch-sensing nerve endings, which gradually make you feel itchy. The more you use disposable panty liners, the more toxins pass on to your sensitive skin, the more itchy your vulva become.

But that's not all! For your vagina to stay healthy, vaginal flora should be in balance. Normal vaginal flora is dominated by a type of bacteria called lactobacilli. They are responsible for producing lactic acid and other substances that inhibit the growth of yeast and other harmful organisms. Lactobacilli, due to their ability to produce acid, maintain the appropriate pH level of your vagina. If the pH level rises too high, the lactobacilli bacteria start to die and other (bad) bacteria start multiplying causing flora imbalance.

Because vulvar tissue is more permeable than the rest of the skin, the same toxic substances, that stimulate itch-sensing nerve endings, then pass more easily into the inner layers of the vagina. While dioxins can cause reproductive and developmental problems, damage the immune system, interfere with hormones and also cause cancer (source: WHO), glyphosates disrupt the functioning of your healthy bacteria, which gradually begin to die.

As the unbreathable layer of disposable panty liners prevents air from circulating your vulva, the region of the vulva heats up, creating the optimal conditions for additional growth of harmful bacteria that now easily enter the inside of your vagina.

This further can lead to vaginal inflammation, which cause internal vaginal itching, burning, irritation, and abnormal vaginal discharge.

The more your sensitive vaginal skin is exposed to toxic substances and the unbreathable material of your disposable panty liners, the more discomfort you will experience. Occasional itching will eventually develop into annoying itching, burning, and even rashes.

When the number of harmful bacteria in your vagina exceeds the number of good bacteria, much serious inflammation develops such as bacterial vaginosis, yeast infection, and others.

Imagine for a moment that your best friend from childhood invites you to dinner at your favorite restaurant. It’s been a few years since you last saw her, so you’re very excited about the invitation. While you quickly recall all the wonderful things you experienced together, an annoying itch reminds you about your vaginal health issues. You know you won’t feel comfortable going outside, so you kindly ask her to postpone the get-together and hope the situation down there improves. All of this is because of the toxicants in your panty liner.

To treat vaginal inflammation and say goodbye to vaginal itching, burning, and even bacterial vaginosis, you need to eliminate its root cause.

And the only way to do it is to stop exposing your sensitive vaginal skin to toxic substances and unbreathable material of the disposable panty liners.

Thankfully, there exists an easy and simple solution to getting rid of vaginal itching once and for all.

Limiting the exposure of your sensitive vaginal skin to toxic substances from disposable panty liners is possible by using toxic-free organic cotton panty liners.

At natissy™, we have developed toxic-free reusable panty liners.

They are made of certified organic cotton and are completely changing the way women care for their feminine health. Our multi-layer fabric is breathable and allows air to naturally circulate around your vulva. They don’t contain toxic substances, don’t cause itching, and are more hygienic than disposable ones.

Additionally, they do not cause abnormal vaginal discharge, or allergic reactions and are proven to eliminate problems with inflamed skin, itchy vagina, and rashes. And the best of all, they can be washed and used over and over again.