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It takes no rocket-science degree to call body parts with the names they are assigned. I mean, would you call your hands, feet? No right? What's up with vagina then? Big companies will make jade eggs for your vagina but will call the body part, "va-jay-jay", "pink pearl", "heart of her femininity", or even worse, a "hoo-ha"! To start with, Kourtney Kardashian's company Poosh which describes itself as "the modern guide to living your best life", was recently trolled in the same context. In one of their Twitter posts, they called the vagina, "hoo-ha" while advertising their "non-toxic feminine washes" and Twitter is giving it back to them. Before we even get to the problem with celebrities advertising washes and other cleansing products for body parts that don't even need them, let's talk about how they even shy away from using the term "vagina" in their advertisements. Kourtney Kardashian CRIES About Turning 40, The View Hosts Have a Field Day Trolling Her.
The tweet shared by Poosh read: "Keep your yoni healthy with these non-toxic feminine washes that won’t harm your hoo-ha." After this, they shared the link to their website.
Check Tweet:
Keep your yoni healthy with these non-toxic feminine washes that won’t harm your hoo-ha. Shop our picks for keeping things fresh down there: https://t.co/7YDJwMcLqM#pooshtheboundaries pic.twitter.com/mUPA5M8O1K
— Poosh (@pooshdotcom) August 22, 2019
People called the brand out for not using the word "vagina", check tweets:
LOL
it's called a vagina and special washes for it are a SCAM
— Chuck Todd's Bangs 🍑 (@_marymary7) August 22, 2019
Vacancy?
it's called a vagina and special washes for it are a SCAM
— Chuck Todd's Bangs 🍑 (@_marymary7) August 22, 2019
Like, really
If you’re too embarrassed to say vagina, then why are selling worthless products for them? The vagina doesn’t need anything to keep it fresh.
— 🏳️🌈Social Justice Paladin❤️💛💙 (@koinosuke) August 22, 2019
CC: Dr Gunter
Or you could spend your money well and buy the excellent book "The Vagina Bible" by @DrJenGunter who is an actual expert. And doesn't use idiotic euphemisms for "vagina".
— Irina (@Wer_ko_der_ko) August 22, 2019
Savage
Can show an ass but can’t say vagina or vulva.
— Katie (@canyonoflight) August 22, 2019
Truth
Lady bits are self-cleaning. You’re pushing the patriarchy narrative that we are inherently dirty.
— Allison Floyd (@AllisonRFloyd) August 22, 2019
Get it, straight
hoo-ha? Grown women aren't toddlers. And hoo-ha is Brit slang that means something completely unrelated.
It's a no from me, dawg.
— Sally Tubello (@sallyjaybird) August 22, 2019
This GIF
— Annie K (@annie_kathleen) August 22, 2019
Honesty served hot!
Love to sell our pointless product formulated with shame through culturally appropriated terms and objectifying imagery!
— Kim Cavill (@sexposparenting) August 22, 2019
Right from people calling out their copywriter to grilling them for selling vaginal-cleaning products in the first place, Twitterverse is not in the mood for having it. What do you think?
(The above story first appeared on LatestLY on Aug 23, 2019 03:49 PM IST. For more news and updates on politics, world, sports, entertainment and lifestyle, log on to our website latestly.com).
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