Everteen Vaginal Tightening Gel

Everteen Vaginal Tightening Gel has unique extracted natural herbal ingredients like Butea Frondosa, Ficus Glomerata, Woodfordia Floribunda, Sphatik, and Aloe vera. These herbal ingredients play a vital role in moisturizing and tightening the vagina. Apart from this, it revitalizes the vagina and improves the blood flow in muscles around the intimate area.

How to use Vaginal Tightening Gel?

Make sure to wash your hands with soap and water before using Everteen Vaginal Tightening & Revitalizing Gel.
<li>Take one entire pump size amount of vaginal gel onto your fingertip and insert the vaginal gel into your vagina and gently massage in a circular motion.

Made From 100% Pure & Natural Ingredients (New Packaging)
Tightens and Revitalizes Vagina
Rejuvenate vaginal muscles, tone and vigour in vagina
Improves lubrication and reduce dryness
Removes vaginal harmful bacteria
Restores Post Delivery Vaginal Elasticity
Colour: Brown

How do Vaginal Tightening Gels Claim to Work?

Some vaginal tightening gels such as V-Tight Gel claim that potent astringent properties can heal a wide range of vaginal health issues, from curing or reversing vaginal laxity and dryness to reducing discharge. These types of treatments will often tout ancient wisdom or claim exotic origins as part of their sales pitch. Heightened expectations, the placebo effect or even a more vigorous sex life to test the results, may give women who use them the impression that the gel is working, but analysis of these gels and their promises show that science does not back up their claims.

What Really Happens When You use a Vaginal Tightening Gel?

What many of these gels do is dry out the mucosa that forms the vaginal lining, decreasing lubrication. Without lubrication, you will get more friction and stimulation, but not because your vagina is “tighter.” Eventually, this friction will become painful and can cause microtears and other tissue damage that leave the vagina vulnerable to infection and inflammation. Vaginal tightening gels may also cause temporary swelling of vaginal tissues, which could be interpreted as “tightening,” but those reactions are short-lived.