Use it comfortably and dry.

I only use panty liners around that time of the month.

It still irritates the intimate area, so I try not to use it as much as possible,

There were a few days when I inevitably had to use it.

 

 

So this time, I tried buying Dearskin products from Unnie Deal.

I heard my younger sibling say that it is soft and doesn't cause itching, so I bought it along with sanitary pads.

 

When buying panty liners, the thing I consider is that it must be from a company that makes diapers.

Babies wear diapers 24 hours a day, and even if you change them immediately after a bowel movement, I've noticed that they can get diaper rash if they wear them for too long.

And I'm also worried about stability.

 

However, I heard that panty liners from diaper manufacturers are safe to use.

I used to use a specific brand, and I found out that Dearskin is also a Clean Nara product and a famous diaper manufacturer.

 

 

Not only that, but I also like it because it doesn't cause itching, absorbs well, and has no chemical smell.

It feels a bit thicker than a regular liner, but I like it even more because it doesn't feel hot or stuffy at all, and it feels slightly cushiony.

 

It's hot, so adding one more thing just makes the discomfort level rise.

However, fortunately, I am using this product well.

I am packing a few things for my Y-zone health again today as I head out.