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A member asked:
If i just used a hair removal cream on my vagina, and like a certain rash appeared what should i do? also it is not my first time using down below
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Chemical burn: Ouch. Topical hair removal cream are not to be used on the vagina itself as they can cause chemical burns. Consider seeing an Obgyn so they can examine the area and determine if any treatment is needed
Answered 12/26/2020
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