Protectores diarios

Panty liners are thin, absorbent pieces of material that provide an extra layer of protection on top of your underwear. Panty liners come in many different shapes and sizes to cater to the needs and lifestyles of all women. From thin and unscented to extra-long and scented, there is a panty liner perfect to help you feel fresh and dry all day.

There are many different reasons why women use panty liners. Their main purpose is to wick away any moisture in your panties throughout the day. Women may wear panty liners daily to manage discharge, use with tampones to catch menstrual leakage, for feminine odor control, bladder leakage, and protection from spotting or a light menstrual flow.

It is best to change your liner every four hours when you are on your period to feel fresh and dry all day. You may need to change your liner more often if you are having a heavier flow. If you are just wearing a panty liner to protect against daily feminine hygiene issues, it may only be necessary to change your liner once a day.

Once applied to your underwear, a pantiliner can last for a full day, or a full night, or until your liner begins to feel moist. Depending on the need for a pantiliner, each protective pad may last only a few hours due to a heavier flow, excessive sweating, or unexpected menstrual leakage.

Many women do choose to wear a panty liner everyday for freshness or odor control. However, wearing a panty liner every day may be advised against due to the increased risk of infection from prolonged wear. Repeated daily use of a panty liner could lead to skin irritation and an increased chance of vaginal yeast infections. Panty liners promote a moist environment and can irritate the sensitive vulva area, which can lead to fungal infections. If you prefer to wear a panty liner on a regular basis, frequent changing of your liner for a fresh one can help to minimize any of risks mentioned above so you can continue to prevent any leaks and keep yourself feeling fresh.

To ensure you are feeling as fresh as possible you should remove your panty liner the moment it begins to feel moist, as most are quite thin and can only absorb a very small amount of discharge. Because the liner has such light absorbency, wearing one for too long allows excess leakage from incontinence or menstruation to sit against the most sensitive areas of your body.