If your discharge could get dressed, what would she wear? 👀 Sounds like a stretch—but your discharge does have a look. And understanding what that “look” is can help you spot when something’s totally normal… or when it’s time to pay closer attention. Here’s a cheat sheet for decoding your body’s natural signals: 🩶 Gray = Bacterial Vaginosis (BV) Gray, thin discharge is a common sign of BV, a bacterial imbalance often caused by a disrupted vaginal microbiome. ➕ Short-term treatments like antibiotics help, but they don’t prevent recurrence. Probiotics that support pH and microbiome health? That’s where the long-term magic happens. 💛 Yellow = Possible STI Yellow discharge—especially if it’s bright, thick, or accompanied by odor—can be your cue to get tested. 🧠 It’s not about panic. It’s about getting answers, fast. 🤍 White = Healthy & Normal Discharge that’s white, creamy, and odorless is usually a green light from your body. It may fluctuate with your cycle and hormone levels—and that’s totally normal. 🤎 Brown/Red = End of Period Brown discharge is often just older blood making its exit at the end of your cycle. It can look different, but it’s rarely a cause for concern. ✨ When you know your baseline, you’ll know when something’s off. And that’s real self-care. #HappyV #womenswellness #vaginalhealth #ootd #girlcore #femininehealth #intimatecare #femininehygiene #hygienetips