Every va.g!na is unique, just like the ladies who own them.
When individuals talk about the va.g!n.a, they’re usually referring to the visible region of the genitals. The vu1va is the correct word for this area.
The vulva is the outer pubic region that includes the labia minora and majora, cl!.tori.s, and vee entrance. The Vee canal connects the vulva to the uterus and is an internal reproductive organ. The vu1va’s va.g!na and exterior features come in a variety of shapes, colors, and sizes.
The look of the vu!va varies greatly depending on the size and shape of the exterior structures.
Following are some of the most prevalent forms of Vee you may have or encounter:
- Lopsided Vergana
Both the outer lips of the labia majora don’t need to have the same shape. Sometimes, one lip of the labia majora can be longer than the other lip. This is called the asymmetrical vagina or the lopsided Vee. It is also commonly termed labial hypertrophy.
Some women may also have asymmetrical labia minora. It means that the lips of the labia minora differ in shape, size or thickness. Asymmetrical labia minora is usually visible when the inner lips are more prominent than the outer lips.
- Dangling outer lips
It is also completely normal to have bigger or long outer lips. The inner lips are usually not visible, and the labia majora may extend beyond underwear. The outer lips have loose or saggy skin, making the labia majora droop slightly.
- Visible inner lips
Tulip Vergana is another common type of Vee. In this type, the inner lips are very small and are slightly visible between the labia majora that are curved or pulled outward.
- Curved outer lips
Another shape of the Vee is one in which the outer lips are curved and appear to be closed. This is usually seen in babies or girls before puberty.
- Dangling inner lips
Many women also have a bigger labia minora than the labia majora. The outer lips are curved on the side, and the inner lips protrude from between them. Women with dangling inner lips might experience frequent irritation, dryness or infections. Dangling inner lips are about an inch long and appear as extra folds on the skin.
- Open lips
Another common vagina type is one in which the outer lips are wide apart or open, and the labia minora is clearly visible. People also call it a horseshoe vagina as the vaginal opening looks wider at the top and the inner lips are visible between the labia majora. In this type of vagina, the outer lips and inner lips appear to be as one.
- Closed lips
Many women also have closed Lips on their Vee. It is commonly called a Barbie vagina. Both the labia minora and majora blend together. In this type of vagina, the inner lips are perfectly hidden by thin labia majora. This Vee is usually designed in barbies, hence the name. However, women rarely have a barbie vagina. It is mostly possible to get this type of vagina after labiaplasty.
- Prominent inner lips
A lot of women also have prominent inner lips. It means that the inner lips are slightly larger than the labia majora. The inner lips peek out from in between the outer lips of the vagina. This type of vagina is casually called the curtain vergana because the labia minora are also slightly visible along with labia majora.
Some women with prominent inner lips may find it difficult to insert a tampon or feel extra friction in their pubic region. However, this doesn’t necessarily happen in all cases. A lot of women with the curtain type of vagina might not experience discomfort at all. In the curtain Vergana, the inner lips are more visible than in the tulip Vee.
- Prominent outer lips
This is another most common type of Vee. In this type, the outer lips or the labia majora are thick and more prominent than the inner lips. The outer lips are usually puffy and completely cover the inner lips. You cannot see the labia minora. The outer lips can be both puffy or thin and might be prominently visible even when wearing underwear. Women with prominent outer lips of the vagina usually wear loose bottom wear.
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