does your vaginal odor change as you age? like 30 years old?

Answer 1

I don't think age is a factor, but for some women they are sweet and others are musky, different males are attracted to these different smells for sexual reasons.
Best to use fresh water after urinating to rinse and clean so not to have bacteria build-up that causes odors.
Don't use a harsh douche, that is harmful to your own immune system.
of course you gotta know some guys like it anyway they can get it

Answer 2

I'm 31 years old and I've noticed a change. I thought it was due to my second pregnancy at first, as I was pregnant on my 30th birthday, but since giving birth its still there. Its not a bad smell, its just a very strong smell. It never used to be there. I have not changed my washing habits...in fact I wash more often than I used to due to this.....I've always been clean, I wash twice a day and baby wipe after everytime I go to the bathroom, so its definitely not due to lack of hygiene. When I was younger, in my 20's, it didn't smell of anything, and washing once a day was usually enough, with baby wiping throughout the day it always stayed spotlessly clean and completely odourless. These days even though I wash twice a day it usually has an odor after 12 hours ish and the baby wipes don't seem to work as well as they used to. Its a vicious circle because it causes me to wash even more frequently and more vigorously. I'm wondering do I perhaps wash too much? But if I don't then it won't go away? I have a form of OCD with personal hygiene and I can't stand any type of body odour!

Answer 3

It's not an age thing, it's a lifestyle thing. Remember the old say-ing "you are what you eat"? Unless you have changed personal hygiene habits, you have probally changed what you eat and drink(or smoke) over the years. Stick to a diet with lots of vegetables, fruit and whole grains, and try to avoid foods that affect your breath and body odor -- such as garlic, asparagus, spices (like curry) and excess amounts of dairy and animal products -- because they could have a similar effect on your secretions.

Answer 4

ok, these men are soooo stupid, the only reason a vagina would ever start to have a bad odor is because o either yeast infections or an off balance of your ph, which is caused from something as little as soap, or it could be that your having unproteted sex with litteraly, "dirty" not std, but litterally not washed penis' which throw off your ph, or it could be vaginitis? but i doubt it,you would know. no it shoudnt change in a BAD way, you might have to bathe mmore often but, no nothing inside should be changin, its true i think it only gets sweeter.

Answer 5

I'm a man but have lots of practise in smelling the area. No, the odor doesn't change. A clean, healtny one doesn't smell almost at all and whatever scent is there is not umpleasant. At any age.

Answer 6

Age is not a factor in this question. If you had very bad vaginal oder please check with your doctor as you could be infected. Also bath often and use better toliet paper may help reduce badly odor.

Answer 7

Yes it gets better and so does the taste. In fact if you have kids it will get even tastier. However strong odor is a sign of something not as clean as it should be so see a Dr.

Answer 8

Yes. I'm not a woman, but I'm married to one, and as she approaches 30, and her hormone levels shift, things definitely have changed a little. Not for the worse either mind you.

Answer 9

As we get older our body chemistry changes as does our body odor from all body parts. On some it's more prevalent than on others but we all change.

Answer 10

vaginal odors changes depending on the climate..because when the weather is warm..therefore we have to douche well to prevent some odor..it doesnt change..it always depends on the hygiene of a lady...t.c.