G-string or Thong? Thongs are comfortable for some people because they feel more supportive and safer (check #5). However, people who easily get wedgies prefer G-strings because of their thinness, it does’t bother them and they can barely feel it if its the right size.

Purpose of Thongs The main goal of the thong style is to provide coverage and protection between your body and your clothing, without showing through. Many women prefer the style with form fitting pants, skirts and dresses and also feel the style gives them added confidence for intimate occasions.

Even if your g-string doesn’t transfer enough bad bacteria to disrupt your vaginal flora, there’s still a chance that skin irritations can lead to infections. Since g-strings are rubbing between your cheeks all day, it’s pretty likely that you experience chafing, friction, and even burning at some points.

Yes you can, all thong wearers can wear thongs during your period, and well a simple pad or tampon might not cut it, extra support would certainly prevent leaks.

Underwear that’s too tight can cause uncomfortable chafing. There’s no evidence that thongs cause yeast vaginitis, bacterial vaginosis , or UTIs, so if you prefer thongs, it’s fine to wear them daily.

2. They Can Change Odors. All that excess moisture can lead to an increased chance of vulval and vaginal odor, MacKay tells me. If you’ve noticed smells that are out of the ordinary for you, it may be due to a yeast infection or other type of bacterial overgrowth.

When even a few drops of acidic urine hangs out in the crotch of tight-fitting thongs, it could irritate sensitive skin and cause a rash that brings you back to diaper days.

The issue with thongs is that wearing the wrong size, [or] too tight, could lead to a rash, which could possibly become infected. When wearing thongs, or any underwear, it should always be clean, the right size, and changed often to avoid any health issues. Ladies, be sexy, but please, be careful, too.

Summary. How old should a girl be to wear a thong would be anywhere from 12 to 13 years; as all information leads to this age group. That is not to say you have to wear a thong or think about wearing one at this age, its just past polling as indicated girls start wearing thongs at twelve to thirteen years.

Thongs can hurt you because you are wearing it all wrong; example of that is pulling it up too high, thus tightening the strap up the bottom. What’s likely to cause the pain in a thong is that is too tight, or its made in a fabric that is not ideal for thong underwear – namely synthetic materials.