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After use, grab a waterproof pouch.
Don't wrap your swimwear in a towel: it could stain and dampen everything in your pool or beach bag.
Rinse by hand in cold water, pressing gently until the water runs clear.
This step flushes out the blood in your swimwear. Don't use a brush and don't wring it out.
Machine wash at 30°C (86°F) max, or by hand if you prefer.
Place your swimwear in a laundry bag to reduce friction. Don't use fabric softener, Marseille soap, or Aleppo soap.
Air dry.
Never put it in the dryer: it would damage the absorption technology. Don't iron it, as that could damage the fabric.
Effective absorption
Peace of mind, even in the water
Leakproof technology
Up to 8 hours of peace of mind
Invisible
No diaper effect
No tampons
Say goodbye to disposables
Give your daughter a healthy, comfortable solution for her first period. Period swimwear is revolutionizing swimming and helps teens feel more at ease during their period.
Can I machine wash my period swimwear?
Yes, you can machine wash your period swimwear at 30°C (86°F) max.
Before putting it in the machine, rinse it in cold water to remove blood and place it in a laundry bag to limit friction.
How often should I wash my period swimwear?
You should wash your swimwear after every use.
Don't wait: once blood has dried, it's harder to remove.
Can I wash my period swimwear with my other clothes?
Yes, once rinsed, put it in the machine with your other clothes.
Follow the care instructions so you don't damage the absorption technology of your swimwear.
Does period blood come out in the washing machine?
Blood in your swimwear sets during a machine wash, which is why you need to rinse it before washing.
Rinse until the water runs clear; you can gently rub the swimwear to work the blood out.
