VAGINAL cream crowded in India

Cream tightens the vagina which is claimed could trigger a debate about sex in India.
The company that makes the cream, which branded 18 Again (6 more), says this could be as young as “cream” and “tightening” of the vaginal muscles.
“This is a unique and revolutionary product that can increase the confidence of women,” said Rishi Bhatia, owner of Ultratech, companies in Mumbai that makes cream 18 Again.

Bhatia said 18 Again, which sold for US $ 44, vaginal cream is first entered the market despite India there has been a kind of cream in several countries, including the United States.
He asserted that the cream doesn’t work to restore virginity.

“Our advertising Message is this cream will make you feel 18 year old again. You feel like a Virgin, “he added.
Advertising strategy, however, condemned several circles, Ultratech ranging from physician, activist of women’s rights, to social media users in India.

Male domination
“Cream Claims it doesn’t make sense and could make a woman feel low self-esteem,” says Annie King women’s National Federation of India.

King says instead of empowering women, vaginal cream is supporting the man who requires that the prospective wife must be a Virgin, while requirements that do not apply to men.
“These products give the green light to men to organize women. This supposition is an ancient and dangerous, “demolished the King.

Dr. Nisreen Skipper, who nurtured the rubric FAQs about sex on the internet, said he did not see a scientific side of this cream.
“The tightening of the vagina is done by muscles. I don’t know how can India-made cream tightens the vagina, “said the Skipper.

But he predicted it would be the best-selling cream purchased by people who want to feel like a Virgin again.
These people, says Skipper, will do just about anything that they had had sexual intercourse before marriage.

The BBC correspondent in Mumbai, Rajini Vaidyanathan says vaginal cream, were launched after one other companies market a cream bleach pussy.
A BBC correspondent says these products show perbenturan between traditional values and new values in India.

from BBC