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Peach Intimate Mist
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Your vagina is a naturally acidic ecosystem, with a pH between 3.8 and 4.5, which lets lactobacilli, the “good bacteria” of your intimate flora, thrive.

Day 1
Your colleague: “You look so relaxed today!”
For the first time in months, your head is free. You spent the meeting focused on what people were saying, not crossing your legs and counting the minutes.

Day 3 to 7
Your gym friend: “Coming for a drink after the class?”
And you say yes. No more rushing home to shower. You get changed in the locker room without looking for the corner, the bottle in your bag.

Weeks 2 to 3
Your best friend: “I haven't seen you laugh like that in ages.”
You start saying yes to everything again. The brunch that goes on forever, the shopping day, the date that ends late. You no longer plan your day around a bathroom.

Week 4 and beyond
Him: “Stay a little longer.”
And you stay. You curl up against him without calculating, without inventing an excuse. At night, you no longer hide under the covers.
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Two or three sprays, from about six inches. Never inside. Nothing to rinse.

Straight onto the vulva, on the outside. After your shower in the morning, or during the day when you feel it starting again. Dry in three seconds, you get dressed and you go.

Two sprays onto the fabric before you put them on. It is the most discreet way, and it is the one to choose if your skin is reactive: nothing goes onto you at all.

During your period, or on discharge days. Spray it before you put it on, and it lasts as long as you wear it.
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You don't have to pick one for good. Most women switch depending on the day.
Here is what actually happens, inside

1 Your sweat has no smell.
In the folds of the vulva there are sweat glands, the same ones you have under your arms. What they produce is rich in protein and fat, and it is completely odourless.
Result: what you smell is not dirt. It is what bacteria do with it.

2 Your acidity is your only barrier.
Bacteria that live there, lactobacilli, produce lactic acid. That, and nothing else, is what holds your pH between 3.8 and 4.5. As long as that number holds, the bacteria that smell never take over.
Result: you smell of nothing, and you did nothing special to get there.

3 When the number goes up, the smell comes out.
Heat, leggings, eight hours on a chair: no air gets through, the moisture stays, the acidity drops. The compounds those bacteria release become far more volatile as soon as the environment is less acidic.
Result: it starts around noon, and it gets worse until the evening.
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Ingredients
Centella asiatica
(Centella asiatica)
Nicknamed “tiger grass”, it has been used on skin in Asia for centuries. It contains triterpenes, asiaticoside and madecassoside, studied for their ability to support the skin barrier and soothe weakened skin. It is the star active behind “cica” skincare. Here, it answers the real problem: the barrier your soap damages every day.

Aloe vera
(Aloe barbadensis)
The gel inside its leaves is about 99% water and rich in polysaccharides, including acemannan. They form a light veil that holds moisture in and gives an instant cooling feeling. That is why people put it on skin that feels hot: after the sun, and for you, after a day sitting down or a workout.

Purslane
(Portulaca oleracea)
A small succulent, and one of the green plants richest in omega-3, along with flavonoids and polysaccharides. In skincare it is used in products for sensitive skin to calm redness and discomfort. For you: leggings rubbing, the heat, period days.

Peach
(Prunus persica)
The fruit extract brings natural antioxidants and sugars that draw water to the surface of the skin. It is also what gives the scent: a soft, discreet peach, with no synthetic fragrance added.

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| Ysole mist | Intimate wash | Capsules | Wipes | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Works outside the shower | ||||
| Does not strip your acidity | ||||
| Nothing to insert | ||||
| Fits in your bag | ||||
| You feel it the same day |
No soap, no alcohol, no essential oils, and a pH formulated between 3.8 and 4.5, which is yours. If a product has burned you before, spray it onto your underwear instead of your skin. Same result.
Because everything you tried worked at the surface, and pushed your pH up. Shower gel, wipes, scented soaps: they remove the smell of the moment and they take away the lactic acid that was holding it back. That is why it came back faster every time. Ysole does not wash. It stays inside your acidity.
No, and that is the whole point. What damages it is alkaline soap, used every day, on a body that sits at pH 4. Ysole is formulated at 3.8 to 4.5 and contains no soap, so using it daily changes nothing about your balance.
A deodorant is made for your armpits, at your skin pH, usually with alcohol. Perfume lays one smell on top of another. Neither belongs there, and neither one touches what actually creates the smell.
No. It is clear and water based, not an oil. Two or three sprays from six inches, three seconds to dry, then you get dressed.
No. A light peach that stays close to the skin. He will notice that you are relaxed, not that you are wearing something.
Yes, on the outside, or straight onto your pad or liner. It is one of the moments it is most useful, because blood pushes your pH up.
120 ml, more than 60 sprays. At two sprays a day, that is a month.
External use only, never inside. Cosmetic care product. Keep out of reach of children. Full ingredient list on the bottle.
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