DescriptionSoft touch cover with cotton extract and extra soft feel secure stay in placeProvides everyday freshness on the days when you don’t have your periodComfortable Soft Touch Cover – extra soft feelSecure Stay-in-placePerfect Fit Design – adapts with your body movementDermatologically-tested coverIdeal for daily panty protection, CAREFREE® Aloe Panty Liners have you covered! Keep that just-showered feeling alive all day long with lightly scented CAREFREE® Aloe Panty Liners. These breathable panty liners contain natural aloe vera and allow your most delicate skin to breathe. Each liner in the box comes individually folded for your convenience so you can easily take them along with you anywhere you go! CAREFREE® Aloe Panty Liners are dermatologically-tested, have a comfortable, soft cover, a stay-in-place fit and secure design. Whilst pads are suited for that time of the month, Carefree panty liners are your solution to feeling clean and fresh down there, every other day of the month. Feel clean and fresh everyday with CAREFREE®!FAQQ: What is a pantyliner?A: A pantyliner is a product designed to give you a way to feel cleaner, fresher, and drier any time of the month and any time of the day or night. A pantyliner is thinner and generally smaller in size than a full size feminine napkin (pad). Pantyliners are great to wear as backup protection when you have your period and are using a tampon. They are also great for absorbing wetness and protecting your panties from normal discharge, perspiration, small leaks of urine, and unexpected menstrual flow.Q: How do pantyliners work?A: Pantyliners are placed in the crotch of your panties and secured to the fabric with adhesive (sticky stuff). Pantyliners usually have three layers: a top layer, a thin absorbent layer, and a back layer. The top layer allows moisture to be pulled into the absorbent layer away from your skin. The back layer helps keep moisture inside the pantyliner, away from your underwear.Q: How do pantyliners differ from pads and tampons?A: Pantyliners and pads (also called feminine napkins) are worn outside the body. They are attached to your underwear and absorb fluid after it leaves your body. Tampons are worn internally and are usually inserted. They absorb fluid before it leaves the body.Like this:Like Loading...
