Leave Your Ankh /Yoni Alone

The Ankh is the sacred and private area of the woman's body. You are KRST. You are Kandaki. Live your BEST Version! The VULVA  is the genital region of a female that contains, the Clitoris, Urinary, Vaginal, and Rectal, areas. The VAGINA is a narrow stretchable canal that runs INSIDE the body. This leads to the Cervix and the Uterus. The Vagina is the shaft of the Ankh. 

The best thing you can do for your vaginal canal is to leave it alone.

• Let it breathe.
• The vaginal canal cleans itself.
• Vaginal discharge is normal.
• If your vagina stinks or your discharge stinks and has a color then go see a gynecologist
• Wearing panty liners 24/7 is not necessary. Most panty liners producers used a Dioxin poison to bleach the materials. Dioxin is a carcinogen.
• Vaginas are acidic enough on their own to BLEACH fabric, hence the discoloration of underwear.
• Longer labias are more normal than smaller ones (but both are fine).
• A man's semen and sperm CAN throw off your pH balance and also change the smell of your vagina
• STOP douching and washing your vagina with bath & body works, Victoria's Secret, and any other highly chemically processed cosmetics. This stuff is not healthy for the vagina. they contain carcinogenic preservatives. they are not natural,  It is not safe for vaginas to smell like artificial sunshine and flowers so quit expecting it to.
• *Do not use soaps in your vagina.
• Having sex has no correlation with how "tight" your vagina is.
• Yeast infections are COMMON!!!
• Always urinate after sex to rinse the urinary tract of fluids that could be caught there and can cause UTIs.
•  DRINK WATER- Stay Hydrated!
• COTTON panties ladies, or natural fibers like Linen, Bamboo, and pure silkworm silk! Wearing acrylic, polyester, nylon, imitation silk, and satin lace seven days a week will absolutely throw your Ph off. Don't argue with me about this. Even if you say your mama put you in satin diapers and all you've ever worn is satin panties. If that's true, YOUR ANKH IS OFF. I GUARANTEE it.
• Stop sprinkling powders on your lady bits, stop IMMEDIATELY! Talc causes cancer. Corn Starch is smothering your pores with GMOs. This isn't a hoax or a joke and I don't care if your 97-year-old great Aunt has been using it twice a day, every day. STOP IT! TODAY!
• The Vagina is a natural sperm killer, except when you’re ovulating with the exception of a very high pH level. (Of Corse you should still use birth control if you choose not to get pregnant.)
• Stop letting men who think washing their privates and moisturizing is gay, try and tell you how to care for your ladybits. Ladies, stop letting boys who got sex-ed from Pornhub tell you about YOUR vagina.

Essential Oils- Ways to Use

WAYS TO USE ESSENTIAL OILS:

1. DIFFUSION

Diffusing oils in the morning is a great way to get your day started on the right note. Throughout the day, try stimulating oils for work or study or uplifting oils if you need an energy boost. Try relaxing and sedative oils at bedtime. You can make a simple reed diffuser or buy a diffuser like this one that covers a larger area....

2. INHALE

Clear your mind then inhale directly from an open bottle or rub a drop of oil between your palms and breathe in the aroma. Do as needed throughout the day. Apply a few drops to a handkerchief and carry it in your pocket or make a terra cotta necklace that you can inhale whenever you like.

3. TOPICALLY

The most common places to apply oils are the bottoms of feet, chest, temple and pulse points. Once you’ve mastered that you can move on to different places on your body that align with specific ailments, aches, and pains. Apply 2 to 3 drops (a little goes a long way) right on the skin, or combine 5 to 10 drops with a carrier oil like jojoba, grapeseed or olive oil.

Not all oils, or brands of oils, are safe to apply topically. Before applying any essential oil topically, check with the manufacturer to see if it’s safe to use that way. Then consult this handy map to find out where you should be applying your oils.

Note: never use essential oils (even topically safe ones) in your ear canal or near your eyes!

4. BATHS

Add 2-5 drops of essential oil to bath water or use with Epsom salts or carrier oil. Try one of these aromatherapy bath salt blends. Avoid using cinnamon, cassia, oregano, wintergreen, and lemongrass in baths as they might irritate sensitive skin.

5. MASSAGE

Bring oil to your next massage or give yourself a massage at home to ease tension and get circulation moving (or even help with cellulite!) Make your own massage oil by adding 15-20 drops diluted to 1/2 cup of carrier oil. Start by massaging the feet as it allows oils to quickly enter the bloodstream.