The truth is that we all have different flows and needs. Depending on how long your period lasts and the heaviness of your flow. The best way is to start small and slowly build your collection over time. Here is an example of a common pad use for a 5-day cycle Day 1 – Pantyliner / Medium pad Day 2 – Heavy pad Day 3 – Heavy pad / Medium pad Day 4 - Medium pad Day 5 –...
In terms of appearance, cloth pads are same as disposable pads. Wear the cloth pad with plain minky side against your body and the pattern cotton on your underwear. Cloth pad don’t have adhesive like disposable pad. Our Cloth pads have wings with snap button. Just fold the wings over the gusset of your underwear and simply click the snaps into place. That means no adhesive...
Take your time, there is no reason to rush. Start with using a pantyliner at the end of your period or when you have a lighter flow. Try Pantyliner made with different types of materials. This can help you choose the right pad and material that suits your needs. 3pcs pantyliner is perfect for you to start switching to cloth pad. AYRA pantyliner is made of Minky and Bamboo Fleece, backed with PUL...
Some say wearing cloth pad is going back to the old times and other some people still think using reusable cloth pads are gross. Have you ever thought about what all the chemicals inside the disposable pads and tampons are doing to your body? Conventional disposable pads and tampons contain irritating chemicals and disposable pads also use plastics, which block airflow and not...
