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- Leakproof, reusable period underwear
- Full coverage boyshort cut with heavy absorbency
- Ideal for teen girls with medium to heavy flow
- Provides greater protection for day & night use
- Absorbs the same amount as 3 - 4 tampons or pads
- Made with 100% Cotton lycra & Merino wool
- Features a larger than-normal gusset for greater absorbency
- Gusset is made up of 3 layers & a sustainable top layer of Merino wool
- Merino wool is naturally antimicrobial, antibacterial & odour resistant
- Stays dry to the skin & absorbs up to 33% of its own weight in moisture
- Middle layer helps to wick away & lock in moisture with no pushback
- Bottom layer is waterproof & breathable
- Free from GMOs & waterproof chemicals
Directions:
- This underwear can be used for periods or irregular periods.
- If you notice that the seams start to get wet, the underwear has reached its saturation point, and it’s time to change.
Care Instructions:
- Rinse in cold water or machine wash on a cold/delicate cycle.
- It's advisable not to soak in soapy water.
- Do not use softener
- Line dry or lay flat to dry.
- Do not iron or tumble dry.
Specifications:
- Available in sizes: 9-10y, 11-12y, 13-14y & 15-16y.
Materials:
- Panties: Cotton 95%, lycra 5%, Elastic: micro plush, Gusset: merino wool outer layer, middle "super absorber layer", bottom TPU (thermoplastic polyurethane) breathable and waterproof layer.
Allergens:
- None.
Packaging:
- Recyclable Kraft card.
Country of Origin:
- Made in South Africa.
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Please Note:
Faithful to Nature is an online retail store, specialising in a wide selection of natural supplements, vitamins, superfoods and health-related products. Our green team is all about helping you unlock your full potential to live a healthy life; however we are not medical professionals. Please do consult your health care practitioner when seeking medical advice. Some products may be manufactured in a factory that also produce gluten, nuts and dairy products.
