I’m finally back with another pad review! Yes, I became a menstrual cup convert (read about my full experience here), but I’m still testing all these pads for you ladies! Today’s pad review will be on Adore Sanitary Pads. Adore sanitary pads? What adore? Most of you would know of the four big sanitary pad brands (Kotex,…
Being a lady can be pretty tough. Not only do we have to deal with Aunt Flo visiting for about a week every month, we also have to make sure that we’re well prepared for when she comes. If you’re like me and use sanitary pads, it can actually get pretty expensive chalking up an average…
Updated 29 Aug 2017: Added a pro – you can exercise properly with a cup. I am a menstrual cup convert. It took me 6 months, but hey, better late than never! I’ve tried to use my menstrual cup every period since I got it, but I just couldn’t do it. It took me 6…
There’re always new and improved sanitary pads to write about every month! This month it’s no different; we’ll be reviewing the new Laurier Super Slimguard, a super popular choice among ladies in Singapore. The new version boasts a “speedy absorption and ultra dryness”. Let’s put the Super Slimguard to the test and see if it’s…
Have you seen these Korean pads in the supermarket when you’re shopping for your period supplies? As with all things Korean, the packaging of these Yejimiin pads are really cute. The floral patterns on the packaging makes them look really feminine and modern at the same time. When I got these pads at the supermarket,…
Good afternoon ladies! It’s a great day for another sanitary pad review. Today’s pad review is on the new Whisper Skin Love Ultra Slim, which was only launched in Singapore 2 weeks back. The Whisper Skin Love is scented, unlike the usual pads that we’re used to. One very obvious difference between Whisper Skin Love…
You know that feeling when you wake up in the morning to find blood stains on your bed sheet, blanket, pants, and underwear? Well I know how it feels. You’ll hate the pad you’re wearing, hate yourself for leaking through the night, for having to wash (read: scrub) the blood stains away, for having to…
There’s the pad, there’s the tampon, and there’s the menstrual cup. As evolution goes, the newest product is always better. Menstrual cups have been around since the 1930s, but Singaporeans still haven’t warmed up to the idea of sticking a silicone cone up their hoohas. But why not? It’s reusable, eco-friendly, and did I mention the…
