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5 Reasons To Wear Panty Liners Daily
Panty liners make you feel more put-together—the same way makeup does.
- They give you a fresh feeling —like what you feel after you have brushed your teeth.
- Panty liners help you feel prepared for anything—kind of like deodorant does. Feel carefree under its protection.
- They give you a layer of invisible comfort and panty protection—like moisturizer comforts and protects your skin.
- Panty liners help you put your best foot forward—like wearing your sexiest underwear under your clothes (even if you are staying at home)
How Can Carefree® Panty Liners Help You Feel Confident At Work
Everyone’s work environment is different—but 99 per cent of the time, you want to show your best self, look and feel confident, and be ready to get stuff done! Here are 3 ways panty liners help you feel confident:
- After the gym. Getting your workout in before work is a great way to feel energized all day. Just add a panty liner afterwards and feel fresh all day too.
- Energize on the inside. Sipping energy drinks up top? Try daily panty liners and feel even more refreshed.
- Staying late at work? Swap liners whenever you need to during the day for an ongoing fresh and carefree feeling.
Are Panty Liners Safe to Wear Every Day
One question we hear a lot is “Is it safe to wear panty liners every day?” According to Prof. Dr Werner Mendling, Specialist in Gynecology and Obstetrics, Germany, it’s perfectly safe to use panty liners to help with:
- Daily underwear protection
- Natural vaginal discharge or sweat
- Discharge during pregnancy
- Protection before, during and after a period
- Any moisture-related irritation
Numerous clinical studies have been conducted that prove panty liners are extremely safe and well-tolerated, even for daily use, not causing any clinically significant changes in the intimate region.
Modern panty liners are preferred because of their product performance and better comfort (this applies particularly to air-permeable products, like CAREFREE® daily panty liners). Dr Mendling also went on to say, you should change your panty liner regularly, although the frequency will depend on individual needs.
General intimate hygiene also includes keeping an eye on your vaginal discharge. It’s normal for the intensity to change and for the colour to vary during the cycle. For example, it can be somewhat heavier and often clearer and has more mucus at the time of ovulation. If you suddenly spot brown discharge during pregnancy, and it smells odd, itches or stings, you should consult your gynaecologist.
Note: This article is for informational purposes only and does not constitute medical advice.