Say NO to PAD- RASH

 

Periods come with a bunch of problems and rashes are one of the most common ones.





Period is considered as a nuisance as you spend those four days suffering from menstrual cramps and changing sanitary napkins. Another irritating thing is pad rash. After spending the entire day wearing pads, you tend to develop rashes on your thighs and vaginal area.

Women have a busy life, regardless of whether they are working in a corporate office or she is a home maker, she is consistently in a hurry. The going around at home and office may cause rashes due to rubbing of the pad against the skin.

In addition to these components, some manufacturers may add fragrances to their pads. Some women’s skin may be sensitive to the chemicals used to provide fragrance. However, most pads place a fragrance layer underneath the absorbent core. This means the fragranced core is unlikely to come in contact with your skin. The top sheet of a sanitary pad is the one that comes in contact most often with your skin.

Use Made in India product – “7Soft sanitary pads” to minimize your rashes problem.  7Soft sanitary pad comes with the benefit which will reduce your problem of rashes during periods.

 

Benefits of using 7Soft sanitary pads are:

·         Odor Control System

·         Dry Cover - Dry Cover helps long lasting best dry feel.

·         50% Thinner, 100% Fluid Lock

·         Superb absorb design raised center with deep channels that gives superior protection.

Switch to 7Soft Sanitary Pads and say NO to PAD-RASH!

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