Why Your Feminine Care Routine Needs a Glow-Up

Why Your Feminine Care Routine Needs a Glow-Up

Hey beautiful souls it’s Ashlei here, the daughter of Joyce and the CEO, hands-on formulator, and let’s be real... your wellness bestie behind Joy N Healing Wellness. 💕 Today I want to get real with you about something we don’t talk about enough: vaginal pH balance.

Yep, we’re going there. And honestly? We need to. Because I’ve seen way too many women struggle in silence with odor, irritation, and discomfort not because they’re “dirty” or doing anything wrong, but because they simply don’t know how important pH balance is to vaginal health.

So let’s break it down:

💧 What Even Is pH Balance?

Your vagina has a natural pH level that should sit between 3.8 and 4.5. That’s mildly acidic, which helps protect against harmful bacteria, yeast overgrowth, and irritation. When your pH is off? That’s when issues like odor, itchiness, or bacterial vaginosis (BV) can pop up  and let me tell you, that’s NOT your fault.

What throws it off?

  • Harsh soaps

  • Over-washing

  • Douching (please don’t 🙅🏽♀️)

  • Antibiotics

  • Periods

  • Even sex

It’s wild how fragile that balance is. That’s why it’s important to be mindful of what you’re using on and around your sacred space.

🌿 Why I Turned to Boric Acid

I discovered boric acid during my own personal journey of dealing with reoccurring BV years ago. I was tired of using prescriptions that only worked temporarily or burned like hell. After doing my research (and lots of formulation testing in the lab), I realized boric acid is a game changer for vaginal health when used properly.

Boric acid is a naturally occurring compound with antifungal and antibacterial properties. It helps:

  • Restore healthy pH

  • Combat odor-causing bacteria

  • Soothe irritation & itching

  • Prevent yeast infections & BV

It’s gentle, effective, and has been trusted by holistic healers (and now doctors) for years.

🛁 Why I Created the Joy N Healing Boric Acid Body Wash

Honestly? I wanted something I could feel GOOD about using daily — something that cleanses, balances, and supports the feminine area without stripping it dry or messing with my natural flora.

So I created our Boric Acid Feminine Body Wash — made with gentle, plant-based ingredients, aloe vera, and a precise pH-supporting amount of boric acid.

It’s:
✨ Non-drying
✨ Free from harsh chemicals, fragrances, or dyes
✨ Safe for daily use around the vulva (external only!)
✨ Soothing AF and lightly refreshing — because balance can feel luxurious

This isn’t your average “smell-good” wash. It’s made to genuinely support your body’s natural rhythm.

💡 Tips to Maintain Your pH Naturally (from someone who’s BEEN there)

  1. Skip the perfumes and douches
    Your vagina cleans itself. Promise. All you need is warm water or a gentle cleanser (hint hint 💁🏽♀️).

  2. Use cotton underwear & breathable fabrics
    Let her breathe! Tight, synthetic panties trap moisture and create a bacterial playground.

  3. Watch your diet
    Lots of sugar can feed yeast. Incorporate more probiotics (yogurt, kefir, or a supplement), water, and leafy greens.

  4. Use the right products
    Everything you use down there should be pH-conscious. Our Boric Acid Body Wash was made for this exact reason.

  5. Listen to your body
    If something feels off, it probably is. Don’t ignore your intuition. Your body whispers before it screams.

💬 Final Thoughts

I didn’t create this wash just to sell a product. I made it because I needed it and I knew so many of y’all did too. As women, we deserve better than to feel embarrassed or ashamed about our bodies. We deserve clean, safe, effective wellness that actually works with our natural cycles — not against them.

So whether you’re maintaining, preventing, or healing I got you. 💗

If you haven’t already, check out our Boric Acid Body Wash your yoni will thank you.

With love & balance,
Ashlei Jefferson
Founder & CEO, Joy N Healing Wellness

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