Have You Seen Yourself Down There?
Her World Singapore|May 2016

Women tell us what they think it looks like.

Lee Xin Hui
Have You Seen Yourself Down There?

“Just like no two faces look identical, no two vulvas look the same – the surface, size and thickness differ from one woman to another, and change as we go through different stages in life, from pre-pubescent childhood to post-menopausal.” – Dr Chee Jing Jye, obstetrician, gynaecologist and medical director at The Obstetrics & Gynaecology Centre

“I’ve not seen how mine looks, but I think it’s probably quite ugly.”

“Mine looks like a rambutan – only because I don’t like Brazilian waxing!”

“I think it looks like a half-cut avocado.”

“It looks like a cut-in-half strawberry.”

“It reminds me of a cut-in-half onion.”

“The shape you make when you roll your tongue.”

“I’ve never seen myself down there, but if I had to make a guess, I would say it looks like an apple sliced in half.”

“The top view of a partially opened purse.”

“After examining myself in the mirror, I think it looks like a cut-in-half kiwi.”

HERE’S WHEN YOU SHOULD, ERM, BE MORE INTIMATE WITH YOUR PRIVATE ZONE.

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