You need to shower and wash yourself regularly to smell good! For most women, a good guideline is to gently wash the area around the vagina every day. Washing yourself will help combat a buildup of bacteria on the skin, which causes odor just like it does anywhere else on the body. Your vagina is very sensitive. Using the wrong types of soap can cause irritation and bad odor. Avoid soaps which are heavily perfumed, contain too many unnatural ingredients, or have antibacterial properties. These upset the natural balance of your body. Instead, use natural soaps which are labeled as being fragrance-free. The only time you should douche (wash out your vagina) is if your doctor tells you to. Douching creates a terrible imbalance of your body's natural bacteria and will almost guarantee that you end up with some kind of infection. The only cleaning that you will need to do will be with basic soap and water on the outside of your body. Incorrect wiping after using the toilet can lead to infections. Wipe in the correct direction (front to back) and be sure that you are thorough. It is easy to miss the vaginal area and this can leave residue which leads to infections or overgrowth of bacteria. Be careful about the products that you use around your vagina. Using lubricants that are not water or silicone based can cause infections, and you should always clean lube off once you're done using it. Anything with heavy fragrance can cause infections easily, so avoid feminine products which aim to make your vagina smell like flowers. This includes lotions. This is a very important part of keeping your vagina clean and healthy. Wearing the same set of underwear for more than 24 hours may quickly create an imbalance of bacteria. You will also want to wear the right type of underwear. Your underwear needs to breathe, since an overly moist environment will cause bacterial buildup. Cotton is best. Make sure you do laundry, it can get messy!
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One-sentence summary -- Wash regularly. Use the correct soaps. Don't douche. Wipe carefully. Use products carefully. Wear clean, fresh, correctly fitting underwear.

When your mixture can be easily molded in your hands, add a few drops of essential oil and food coloring to your liking. Feel free to mix multiple scents and colors to create a combination unique to you. Lavender is a popular fragrance for relaxation, and eucalyptus is popular for added energy or sinus relief. Feel free to use your favorites! Leave the bath bombs in the molds for at least 24 hours. Place the molds in a cool, dry area away from moisture. If after 24 hours the bath bombs still feel slightly damp, remove them from the molds and allow them to air dry independently. When the bath bombs no longer feel damp to the touch, remove them from their drying area and store them in an airtight container. Keep the bombs away from moisture to prevent premature fizzing, and enjoy them in your next bath!
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One-sentence summary -- Gather all your ingredients. Pour in your essential oils and food coloring. Let the bombs dry. Store the bath fizzies.

Brush or vacuum dirt from the concrete. If there are oil stains, remove them with a concrete degreaser or alkali detergent. Rinse thoroughly with water. If water beads up on the surface, the acid wash may not work correctly. Degreasing should solve this problem. Trisodium phosphate (TSP) cleaners are not recommended. Any residue left behind can react violently with the acid to release dangerous gas. Select a cleaning or etching product based on your experience level and project location: Sulfamic acid is the safest to handle, and recommended for non-professionals. Phosphoric acid creates less fumes. Use it in rooms that contain stainless steel or other acid-vulnerable metals. It's also a good choice if you're just cleaning off mineral deposits. Muriatic acid (hydrochloric acid) is the most dangerous option and produces strong fumes. Recommended only for professionals working outdoors. These acids are some of the most dangerous substances available for home use. Wear acid-resistant gloves, rubber boots, and vapor proof goggles. Protect your lungs with a respirator with an acid-grade filter, and use fans to improve ventilation if necessary. Protect exposed skin with well-fitting clothing at minimum, and ideally with a face shield plus a PVC or Butyl coverall or apron. Keep water nearby to wash spills from skin or clothing. Showers and an eye wash station are ideal. Keep baking soda or garden lime nearby to neutralize spills on the ground. Unlike metal, all common plastics are resistant to acid damage at these concentrations. To avoid a violent reaction, pour water in the bucket first, then add acid slowly. Defer to the manufacturer's directions on the acid container over the guidelines below. These general ratios are suited to some mixes but not all: Sulfamic acid: 1 pound powder or crystals per 1 gallon hot water (120 grams per 1 L water). Phosphoric acid: dilute to 2040%. Muriatic acid: mix 3 to 4 parts water with 1 part acid, or follow label instructions for a 10% concentration (15% for hard, smooth concrete). These solutions are for etching the concrete. If you're just removing mineral deposits (efflorescence), use a much weaker mix (10:1 or 16:1 for muriatic acid).
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One-sentence summary -- Remove dirt and grease. Choose your acid. Follow safety instructions. Add acid to water in a plastic bucket or watering can.

(Hint: This is NOT a good dress for young girls.) If desired, you can make the dress have tank top sleeves. It's done! The triangle up the thigh and the low V-neck are what add that sexy element Be sure to decorate with any designs you would like.
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Draw a V-Neck that goes down far. You can add a U for an undershirt, but for maximum sexiness, just draw cleavage. Draw a curvy dress figure. Draw the dress covering her feet. Erase the bottom of the triangle. Finished.