Abstract: A vaginal cleaning apparatus for cosmetic purposes which overcomes the disadvantages of commercially available douches. The apparatus comprises a solution chamber incorporating a plunger for expelling substantially all solution contained in the chamber through an attached cannula. A sponge applicator is attached to one end of the chamber surrounding the cannula. The cannula is in the form of a tube having a single opening for discharge of solution at its tip. The sponge applicator has an expanded shape approximately the inner configuration of a vagina. The sponge applicator is initially compressed for ease of insertion and expands from its tip as the solution is discharged. The chamber volume and application absorption are preferably matched to minimize dripping of the solution. The cannula and applicator extend at an angle with respect to the chamber to allow use of the apparatus in a standing or sitting position.