![]() ![]() Her two sisters have also jumped on board. Since our first order, new styles in cotton have dropped on so she’s trying those next. ![]() She’s already placed a second order so that she’ll have four pairs in total to rotate over a 5 day cycle. She couldn’t get them in the washing machine fast enough so she could give them another go, they were that good. She’d worn one pair (black thong) during a work out, and another (black cheeky) got her through a whole day at work without any leakage or scary moments. By day’s end she was thoroughly converted. A few hours in, she declared two styles remarkably secure, hygienic, surprisingly well-fitting and even fairly attractive. Happily, I have three daughters to foist things on so our house is a perfect consumer Petri dish. Inside every pair there are invisible layers of wicking fabric that draw moisture away from the body, keeping you feeling much fresher than you feel with a pad. Just to be clear, you don’t wear them as an extra layer, you wear them as the ONLY layer. I simply couldn’t believe that textile technology existed that could completely negate the need for tampons and pads. I was too chicken to be the first person I know to try them. In fairness, the sponsored stuff I get is terrifyingly well targeted for the most part with the result that I’ve bought the Mahabi slippers (not so great), badly want that yoga stool thing that helps you stand on your head and now am the proud owner of a bale of THINX, the revolutionary new knickers that claim to replace all other period kit. ![]()
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