HestaRael Reusable Panty Liners Menstrual, Organic Cotton Cover - Postpartum Essential, Cloth Panty Liners for Women, Washable, Soft and Thin, Leak Free, Sensitive Skin (5 Count, White)

Much better than others. I’ve tried a couple brands and so far these are my favorite. They don’t slip around and go sideways like some other brands I’ve tried. They stay in place. Really you don’t even notice they are there! And so much better for the environment!

I had been wanting these for some time and finally decided the time was right to get them. I am in the beginning stages of menopause and sometimes miss a month to 3 months of my period. Unfortunately, I never know when it will show up, so I have to be ready all the time now and that means wearing a panty liner daily, just in case. I decided reusable lines would be a lot more cost effective, so I bought these.So far, I have tried them with 3 different types of panties and they just DO NOT stay in place. All day long, I have to pull them back up to the front. And I have been sick this week, so my activities have been very low, but it still moves to the back constantly. I really have no idea how anyone can love these unless they have some secret to keep them in place, and if so, then please share with me.I really wanted to love these and hate to leave a bad review, but I really cannot stand them.I do not know the return policy on these, but due to the personal nature of this item, I wouldn't feel comfortable sending them back anyway.Really wishing I had bought $40 worth of my regular liners instead of these.

Item as described, appears well made. Is very absorbent and looks cute too. I'm switching from disposable to reusable pads and after trying out the Hesta panty liners and liking them, decided to buy more of their products. I bought these pads because they're the most similar to disposable pads in appearance and feel compared to other reusable panty liners. Just FYI for those of you who are thinking of switching over to reusable menstrual products, these panty liners are the same size but slightly thicker than a disposable; but still thinner than other reusable brands out on the market and much more breathable (won't make your girl parts sweat unlike the fleece or minky material other brands use). However, these are not waterproof and are meant only for everyday use or very light flow. If you only want back up for your menstrual cup and the smallest pad possible, I would get this seller's slim pads in the new white or blue/pink dot style(s) which do have a waterproof layer and are only 1" longer in length but still the same width and soft cotton material as these panty liners. I noticed that since I switched from disposable to reusable pads, I don't suffer from skin irritation or odor down there which is one of the reasons I switched. Fast delivery.

Bought these pads a few months back in August, so I have had some time to really break them in and write a review (which I've been so excited about!).I'm transitioning to Zero Waste, so the packaging that these came in made me happy. I did order other products at the same time, so everything came in a large box (less packaging, less jet fuel hahaha), and the individual box that these came in is also recyclable in my area. Pads came neatly rolled up and inside the box with instructions for how to use and launder them.I also chose organic reusable pads to help my with health, as some of you may already know that mainstream pads are processed and come with many harmful chemicals on them. Now with these, hygiene is very important! The maintenance may be what pushes some people away, but really it is just a small lifestyle change that leads to a healthier self. Right after I have used them for my period, I rinse them with COLD water first (never hot, hot water makes the stains stay) and then put them in a bowl of water with one part of white vinegar to help whiten the pads. Since these pads go into a very sensitive region, I use a homemade organic detergent (which I use for everything else anyway, but for those of you who prefer regular detergents an organic one may be better and safer for this). To prevent them from getting lost, I also wash them inside a mesh bag.Overall the product is very comfortable and I have been in love! Store-brand pads get a really bad smell and make me feel sweaty and uncomfortable down there, but these have been very helpful. I do wish the pads were a little thicker (they are fine for me but may be too thin for others), but maybe Hesta already has something like that (I will have to take a look!). I will be making my second purchase today, since I want to be able to use two pads a day to keep things clean. I highly recommend these and I hope you all pass on the word to friends and family or even give them to someone as a Christmas/birthday/bridal gift.

I strive to reduce my carbon footprint and use products that are reusable. I would love to find a solution for all the plastic containers our food and personal care products come in. One step at a time, I guess. I use a diva cup and have long ditched tampons. However, I still use disposable pantyliners because really those silicone cups are not leak proof. I buy organic cotton pantyliners but one use items are such a waste. So I was excited to find these organic reusable pantyliners for my next cycle. I was a little concerned when the package arrived at how bulky the edges were. You definitely CANNOT wear these with any tight clothing. Even somewhat tight clothing will reveal that you are wearing pads. These feel bulky and obviously noticeable. I don't want to feel like I'm wearing a rag through out the day, but I would do so to do my part in helping the environment, but these are just too bulky and noticeable through clothes. I want to love them but I just can't. I am back to searching for a reusable organic cotton pantyliner.