Labia Library is an educational image gallery by the Women’s Health Victoria in Australia. This is a dedicated page with different types of labia – don’t worry the link won’t bring you through to pictures of labia straight away. This page was created with the knowledge in mind that we all ask questions like ‘Am I normal?’ or ‘Does my vagina look normal?’ It is aimed at normalising the appearance of the labia of all colours, shapes, and sizes. 

Just like your thumbprints, your labia is unique and slightly different to others. There is so much diversity in the anatomy of the labia that we can celebrate – from its colour, symmetry, and length.  

At Debunking the Myths, we celebrate diversity. We are aware that photos of labia can be photoshopped or edited to fit a certain beauty standard. This is why we think the Labia Library is an important resource for young people going through puberty so they can see a true representation of the diverse and natural variations of vulvas. This promotes body positivity and helps people see through the unrealistic expectations the media might spread about anatomy.