Reading the recent posts about Femfresh reminds me. My mother passed away a couple years ago in her late eighties. In her final years, she suffered a degree of incontinence as her health deteriorated (tremor, Parkinson’s, vascular dementia etc). I’d been telling her for years to not use Pears soap to wash herself downstairs. Even though I’m a man I knew that perfumed soap can cause thrush and UTIs. At the same time, I could appreciate her wanting to feel and perhaps smell fresh. However, I was having to visit her doctors surgery every four to six weeks with urine specimens and to pick up appropriate prescribed antibiotics.I bought her some Femfresh and told her ti use it, she agreed. I think it was liquid soap in a bottle? Anyway, a few weeks later I noticed she was almost out of it. It transpired that she’d been using on her face each morning. When I put her right there was a bit of a protest - she insisted it had done her skin some good. It gave us some amusement back then.To answer the question more properly, my wife used to call it a mini when growing up. Her dad used to refer to it as a ha’penny as in ‘cover yer ha’pennny when you’re out on a date’. Bringing up our daughters it was usually referred to as a noo-noo (if that’s how it’s spelt?). Now they’re adult it’s just a ‘vag’ with occasional jokey reference to the Volvo when talking, for instance, about bikini waxing etc.
@GillyJ: GillyJ: I burst out laughing when I saw this post. The term "foo foo" was what the girls called it when I was in high school. I haven't heard that in 50 years.When I was in college we had a German exchange student who called it her "fotze" which I'm not certain I like or not.- most of the people around the world emphasized that the " german language " is a very special one, and so also difficult to learn, but in this case, your student colleague has used a designation, that was also " in use ", as disgraceful !! - but so you have learned more about our " special expression's " !! - so take it, or leave it !!