I TRIED REUSABLE TAMPONS *WARNING REAL BLOOD* | ITSJUSTKELLI

[@jennxv3]

I didn't even know reusable tampons exist😮

[@LadyMaverick79]

Jenny G. Me either lol!

[@UphoricSkitlez]

Jenny G. right...so much ooommmg and why????

[@miss13579able]

Jenny G. neither did I!

[@KatsBeautyBlog]

same

[@HillaryHorror]

Jenny G. Me neither! It makes perfect sense though. I love the idea of reducing waste.

[@classycassie1118]

"I'm a lady and I've got lady bits and I'm gonna talk about them like their real because they are" I subbed after this

[@rayyahs.5596]

Cassie Best Ever! Same lol

[@alysiayoung6031]

Me too 😂😂😂😂

[@CHloE748]

Yay for women who aren't afraid of their own bodies!! Why can't the whole world be like this?

[@conabish]

Because the world sucks.

[@louislane7251]

I feel awkward and weird saying *v@g!n@* I don't know I wish i was brave😭

[@s_marie1732]

NeverEnding Gacha it’s something you’ll say when your older , if you’re young right now , like me . I use it sometimes

[@haleywest2257]

I thought everyone was open about periods and stuff like that but apparently they aren’t. I was always not shy to tell people I was on my period, In fact, I’m on my period right now.

[@itsmekyderra9335]

Because im insecure on my body

[@13SM]

i vote for schools to first introduce your videos for menstruation education!!

[@zohartsameret]

Agreed I got tss in school once bc my school has a no bathroom rule unless u want ur grade to drop and my teachers didn’t let me go

[@drinkbleach5223]

Zohar T That’s so dumb. If that happened to me, I would walk out and have my mother talk to them. That’s ridiculous honestly.

[@PaperTerrace]

I am so happy your a real freaking women and don't say words like "my privates" haha this series is really helpful

[@97AshleyRose]

I'm A Cool Mom ikr

[@Munthebun]

@Livvy is Pie no one cares.

[@len2489]

@@Munthebun I care. So, someone does care. :)

[@s_marie1732]

Who says “my privates” anymore lmao women/girl would either say “down there” or “vagina”

[@s_marie1732]

Or hoo ha :)

[@neesey22]

I found that switching from traditional tampons and pads to cloth pads and the cup that my flow has gotten lighter as well. Definitely a pleasant and welcomed surprise. And thank you for doing this and your willingness to share! Trust me your embarrassment is not in vain. You are educating so many women!

[@ItsJustKelli]

Thank you!

[@lulima8064]

Denise Wright A friend of mine says thats it's not that it gets lighter when using natural stuff. It's that tampons and pads make it look like we bleed more that we actually do.

[@neesey22]

Luisa Lima that's interesting and makes a lot of sense. If we think we are having a heavier flow, we would also think we need to continue to buy more products.

[@Eleven11LL]

I'm hoping I have this effect from making the switch. I have seen many have said this.

[@antheajones7713]

i've always suffered with heavy periods untill i switched to reusable pads and my moon cup.7-10 heavy days has now become 2-4 moderate days..bliss :)

[@kalis856]

I love how irreverent you are in this whole series. Like this is my bloody tampon and my vagina is real. Fierce AF. 🔥🔥🔥

[@isabellegoodin836]

K Linda wait wdym? is hers not real?

[@kalis856]

I mean a real vagina vs a drawing or other representation of a vagina (****Disclaimer this is not to say that all real vaginas menstruate, but only that is one of many authentic experiences and that it is refreshing to see it shown so unapologetically.)

[@kalis856]

I meant irreverent in a good way. Like very punk rock.

[@valerienightlinger3466]

K Linda I know what you mean, Kelli's openness is awesome. Irreverent isn't a bad word (except to Mormons LOL) and I was taken aback when a few people almost took offense to it. Maybe they read it too quickly 🤔? In any case, great comment! 😊

[@fbruce5]

THANK YOU For showing the blood and being afraid of the human vagina! I'm so tired of the blue liquid and the taboo surrounding talking about periods and the vaginas.

[@NikkiBme23]

I wish that I was more informed about periods and female things in general when I was growing up. Because it was never talked about in my family and I had to figure it out on my own, and I am still learning and I am 23 years old; embarrassing at times 😔

[@NikkiBme23]

I only ask this cause I have always used pads up until the past 4 months (like I said before I was never told/taught these things) but, I keep it in over night no longer than 8 hours. So could somebody please explain to me why she was saying it's a big NO NO to keep the tampon in for that long, what could happen!?!?

[@a.l.7616]

Nicole Bateman Toxic Shock Syndrome is a possibility and girls have died and lost limbs because of it. Also it's just kinda unsanitary. It's best to sleep in a pad or cup because theirs no real risk in those products.

[@NikkiBme23]

Wow I've never heard of that before, it sounds painful and scary. Oh and your also saying that it's also NOT a good idea to sleep in the tampon because that 8 hours is too long as well? I cannot believe how much I have learned from you ladies, thank you. I've just never been open enough to talk about thinking of stuff with my friends about this kind of stuff; weird not to I know haha.

[@a.l.7616]

Yeah, it's a horrible, albeit rare, thing that can happen. If you would like more KZbin channels to help you learn about all these things, check out Stevie, Precious Stars Pads, and Femmehead, those channels to me have provided the best information for reusable menstrual products. How to take care if your lady bits, and all of the like. I am a few years younger than you and I understand the awkwardness that surrounds talking about these things.

[@LaadeeV]

I sleep in tampons! I feel more secure, less likely to leak vs. my Diva Cup. However, I do change it probably 4-6 hours into the night, because I don't want any accidents. Especially if it's a heavy day, I would rather just change it to be sure there are no leaks. Read the directions that come with your tampons, I think 8 hours is the longest you SHOULD wear them. And if you are looking for something to wear through a full 8 hours or longer, a menstrual cup is a good choice.

[@JohnPorsbjerg]

i love how real you are, no hiding stuff or not saying certain words or blue liquid... idk it just makes me feel really comfortable with the topic since watching your videos and it nice not feeling bad about the most normal thing ever

[@epowell4211]

I grew up in a period-phobic family and was traumatized by a school video about a girl having to buy her own supplies for the first time. I don't even have periods anymore, but had to watch this - just so amazed to see someone treat periods like they really are: just another bodily function. THANK YOU so much - I hope no woman or girl ever feels ashamed of her body's monthly miracle :)

[@cherahsBroll]

"Monthly Miracle" I love that :)

[@AB-om9os]

Elissa Powell even my boyfriend is so understanding of my period we’re still in high school and he always ask me if I need any medicine to help with my cramps and buys me food ☺️

[@Strawberrypersonoffixial]

And boys and persons. 😊

[@quecucumber7677]

When I was in high school my dad came home and said "Amy! I bought you some pearls!" And I came running downstairs in excitement to find my dad holding tampons. 😞 that was the extent of my dad caring about my period 😂

[@CHloE748]

Quecucumber honestly I think that is so sweet. My douchbag "sperm donor father" isn't even in my life anymore but he would never care enough to get me anything in the first place lol

[@KassandraQuiseng]

Quecucumber when I first got my period my mom was in the hospital so my dad had to explain what was happening to my body and had to buy me pads for the first time. He didn't explain shit to me because he was embarrassed so he just ran out, bought the pads, handed me the package and shoved me in the bathroom 😂 It was probably the most uncomfortable 30 minutes of his life. He got me the huge overnight ones that went all the way from my crack to my belly button.

[@Lala89856]

Mime That's so funny. I just pictured the whole scene

[@LiikeAralleyrace]

Mime lmao my mom just handed me a liner and tried to explain it to me but I was so embarrassed that I kindly pushed her away and went to my dear friend Google.

[@jasminejohnson4278]

lol I just told my mom "look I'm becoming a young women now ,sooooo yeah 😭 n she look me to walmart 😊😊

[@moocowmomma]

Hi - I've been getting a lot of mail in the shop about the tampons - I no longer make them for sale, but you can make them yourself. It's super easy and you don't need to know how to sew. The video link has changed, it's here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/d6Pdf56aaMtleqc Thanks and best wishes! Barb

[@AJ-dw9or]

Thank you 😊

[@cfrost87]

I will never go back to disposable menstrual products. I used to use OB tampons up until 2 years ago and am so glad I switched. I also want to tell every woman about reusable menstrual products because of how they have changed my life and because of how much better they are.

[@autumnoverfall]

This is the first time I've ever heard someone say that hot water sets blood stains. WHAT HAVE I BEEN DOING!?!

[@lisaespinal7895]

nikita f SAME

[@osnidayreynoso3899]

It's true! Cold water is the way 💧💧

[@KathyMoreira1]

Hydrogen peroxide works a lot better than soap and water to removed the blood. Cuts the time in half and you use less water.

[@Strawberrypersonoffixial]

Yep.

[@reetallison]

I agree. However, I scrub the pad with bar soap, once all the blood is out I spray peroxide on it and put it away until wash day.

[@ashleyrainwater678]

I can't help but to laugh that poor saturated tampon looks like a massacred baby mouse LOL I'm evil I know I know! Thank you Kelli for another great review! Love from Texas❤️❤️

[@ItsJustKelli]

lol my husband said the same thing! I was editing the video and he was sitting next to me. That clip popped up and he flinched. I asked him if it was too much to show and he goes "No, not as far as periods go...I just jumped because it looked like a dead mouse that you pulled out of your vagina at first".

[@miasharee83]

Lol at free bleed

[@annieho2506]

'Poor saturated tampon'

[@angelofsouth8961]

Has no one mentioned what sounds to me like a HUGE sneeze at 20:26 ? 😂😂😂

[@valerie-jeanne]

i LOVE the fact that you dont blurr anything and that you show your actual period blood people needs so be less sensitive about this subject :) I'm definitely suscribing :)

[@zli4819]

Here in germany, we don't even have tampons with applicators on them... I mean it's kind of ridiculous to be grossed out by your own body

[@louiseemmadolk1766]

You should check in kraudvat there are applicator tampons there like tampax and other us brands

[@zaleel6419]

Here there are not even tampons

[@zaleel6419]

Brandy Foy-Mock Pakistan

[@zaleel6419]

Brandy Foy-Mock pads and cloths

[@LosingStephanie7]

I always wanted to know what people did in biblical days ... I'm pretty sure this is it

[@a.l.7616]

Sagacious Marie they sent their women away cause we were objects and our periods were curses.

[@itsniquenique45]

Sagacious Marie Lol no I'm Egypt they used rolls of papyrus.

[@LosingStephanie7]

itsniquenique45 thank you. I was pretty sure that women are smart enough not to be walking around free bleeding. we had too much to do

[@unknownAmethyst]

Lemon Drop women were not objects nor were periods a curse...periods were unclean.

[@LosingStephanie7]

Holly thank you.

[@MissUnderstood-yi1zm]

haha SUPER SOAKER!!! You Crack me up!

[@MissUnderstood-yi1zm]

do you notice alot less cramping when using the diva cup?

[@jennacombs1595]

Man these would be great for places/countries where women don't have access to traditional conventional products and/or modern washing appliances!! Can't wait to see what you try out next :) And congrats on your subbies increase. I've noticed how much your channel has grown in the couple of months I've been following you. Hard work pays off. #nobullshitkelli

[@NunyaNomi]

Kelli, I have a 10 yr old whom I have been teaching about her vagina and what a period is and the options she has. Ive been able to physically show her a menstrual cup, cloth pads/liners, as well as disposible tampons and pads and why they arent the healthiest option but that it will be up to her. She even picked out a cloth liner (cartoon beavers dressed as lumberjacks lol) to have when she thinks she might get her first period. And I plan to share a few of your videos with her in the future to have another woman besides me to explain things and be more comfortable with her body and period. Thank you so much for these videos. I think you should make videos for schools to use to educate students about their options regardless of you not being a medical professional. If a teacher can educate from a textbook then a real woman like you are just as qualified. You are so relatable and I think girls would be more comfortable watching you than have to hear their teacher talk about it. Thanks again!!!

[@zohartsameret]

I am a teen my school sucks when it comes to periods I got tss bc my school has a no bathroom rule unless u want ur grade to drop and when I told my teachers they wouldn’t let me go to the bathroom I came home sick after almost 9 hours

[@iknowyoureright5142]

Zohar T you wouldn’t get tss after 9 hours but okay go off

[@LornaKelso]

Thanks for this Kelli. I appreciate you giving us these no holds barred reviews. Because of you I'm in the process of deciding which reusable product to go with. I'm interested in a menstrual cup but I think I will buy the pads for the first cycle when I switch so I have them as a backup. I never would have considered either product if I hadn't seen your videos.

[@TheLuvliiSmyle]

Lorna Kelso I agree. I love the cup!!!! good luck trying these out

[@iamjamilyn]

Lorna Kelso there are sites that help you pick the right cup for you by taking a survey- it is great!! Highly recommend giving it a try!

[@vanessabaio4504]

I love how comfortable she is with talking to us about products. It’s really educational and this video helped me a lot.

[@Jennaonthemilkcarton]

I adore your raw honesty! Love ya girl!

[@ItsJustKelli]

Thank you!

[@MsJudiXO]

I'm so happy you started this series and it has gotten popular. There are other RUMPS (re-usable menstrual products) videos but the way you film and show this stuff is so uniquely you. You're informative, funny, and relate-able. Thank you for helping bring reusable menstrual products to the mainstream! PS: Can't wait to see the sea sponge review!

[@70Harper]

I had never heard of reusable tampons before. As always, thank you for this series and review 💖

[@ItsJustKelli]

you're welcome!

[@meeky0420]

Super refreshing to see you talking to us ladies like a best friend. ❤️Thanks

[@easycsr5933]

Diluted hydrogen peroxide spray to get the excess blood stains out without staining, even with older stains. Also, free dye or natural laundry soap can work. I stopped using oxyclean, but white vinegar in the wash helps and soaking in laundry solution with cold water. Also, you can use ecover or natural stain stick to let it sit for a couple hours and wash.

[@TheDezzy77]

No one taught me anything more than just putting on a pad & changing it. So i actually love this. It’s informative. Yay for women teaching women 🎉

[@missdizzyblonde224]

i hope "men" watch this so they can witness just what we really do go through! 😂

[@kumukhlisaljani3076]

i was swipe on fb, i saw this article that says this one lady had a picture posted on fb that showing her tampon's out. ive been curios what do tampon does. this video did do a great job 😂😂 you girls are amazing

[@leannacrumpler5100]

I just found you today....... INSTANT SUBSCRIBE. You are freakin awesome! I really am so happy with how you test and review female products. This world needs to be less squeamish about natural things with bodies. The way you explain, and your personality are perfect! Thanks for existing! YOU ROCK!

[@ItsJustKelli]

aw thank you! And welcome to my channel!!!

[@hrudbdn2412]

"O, look my windows open that's nice" 😭😭😭😂

[@LadyShihita]

I'm from europe and I only know applicators for tampons from KZbinvideos, I've never seen them in a store. I think it's weird to use a piece of plastic for every single tampon you use...

[@classycassie1118]

LadyShihita yeah I'm American and I recently switched to applicator less ones and they are so much better for the environment. I plan on trying a cup soon

[@holliepawlak3992]

Cassie Best Ever! the cups will change your life!

[@jazzyfizzle7975]

LadyShihita same here in Australia. I've seen 1 option for cardboard applicator tampons hiding on the bottom shelf at the supermarket....99.9% of tampons here don't have an applicator. It's such an excessive waste of resources.

[@classycassie1118]

Jazzy Fizzle Americans waste so much. I now only use my diva cup and applicator less tampons

[@MarieHP]

plastic applicators exist in France and I think they are quite popular especially for younger girls. I'd rather use the ones without them though, I think they're weird 😂 but I guess if you're not really comfortable about your body, you may prefer the applicator

[@KeoshaMoon]

Once again thank you so much for trying theses products out!

[@tammycook1675]

We need more people like you. You’re not afraid to talk about normal bodily functions. You’ve got a new subscriber.

[@mcswiftino]

I really love your honesty! We need more youtubers like you :o)

[@len2489]

"Should I sniff it, I'm going to sniff it." Lmao!!!

[@msperry1719]

I can not wait to see your sea sponge experience next month. That's what I initially wanted to try but got hooked on cloth pads and just recently the Sckoon cup. Thank you for putting yourself out here for the world to see periods are normal and should be treated as such.

[@RealtraDesigns]

I love the realness of your period videos and it's comforting because sometimes we can wonder and never ask. On a different note, I've found about reusable cloth pads before I've found your channel and I totally let go of the plastic diaper feeling ones. It's whole lot more comfortable and breathable for me. I've made my own and sleeping with my period has been a whole better experience.

[@MarcelWilsonLynch]

the tampon looks like a newborn mouse. is that weird? maybe it's just me

[@MultiDaisy1995]

I love that you don't act like periods are gross & you did not sugar coat anything by using food coloring & water. it's really the only way to get a true review. thank you!

[@b0oger05]

I love your tmi videos. it's so interesting & I learn something new everytime. kudos for being the realist. lol

[@sandiweyl]

I'm loving these reviews so much, they have me laughing but at the same time they're super informative. I totally forgot reusable tampons were a thing, and now I may have to pick up a few for my next period post-baby to mix in with my cup and cloth pads!

[@JennCampbell]

To make washing easier: keep a small bucket with cold water and a scoop of oxy-clean in the bathroom. Put the pads in there until wash day. It will prevent stains and you won't have to scrub them.

[@vic1vicious]

you should remember to change the water every day if you do this.

[@JennCampbell]

Ur right. Forgot that. Thanx. 😫

[@shannonprofessionalaesthet4723]

Jennifer Campbell That's brilliant! Thanks 😘

[@JennCampbell]

Shannon Professional Aesthetician You are welcome! 😊

[@icis3]

Jennifer Campbell Question. Won't the fabric rot if it sits in water all the time?

[@Chelsea_024]

I just came across your channel and have watched more videos on periods in 1 sitting than I have my entire life. Thank you for doing all of this. I have been looking for alternatives to the normal pads and tampons. No reviews go into depth and show everything like you do. Thank you, thank you, thank you for that.

[@TheLuvliiSmyle]

I love how honest your reviews are. I promise you every time I think of a question you answer it on target lol. I know everything isn't for everyone and you never know until you try it. I love this series! It opens up my mind to try new things I never new existed or was not open to try in the past. Question: When in public and you have to change it, do you wrap it up to take home and wash later? I think this one is a little more work than I would like. I do love the pads, I love the cup, and the panties!! Thank you so much for these reviews.

[@c.estmoi]

the period is in the "pad" I & no leaks lol. don't know why or how I didn't come across your channel sooner but so HAPPY did. you're giving me LIFE right now. Thanks for your honesty and keeping it so REAL with us.

[@beckajean3518]

LOVE this video. the whole series honestly. i wish more women could talk about their period like you. i've been using softcup but these tampons look fun.

[@devilsenvy13]

I don't know how this whole series started but I found you through it and I think it's amazing! Great job and very helpful!!

[@NolaChick82]

Honestly, I would buy enough for my whole period, bleach them all over night at the end of the cycle and then wash them. If it's in me I'm not that worried about stains.

[@Princessdimc5]

Nola Chick that would kind of defeat the purpose of not having chemicals in the tampons and such though 😞 because the bleach will still stay in the material and then you're putting that right into your body. Sun bleaching works great! I used it with cloth diapers when they got gross and dingy you just lay them out in the sun and the stains go away and the sun disinfects them! 😊 I loved watching the stains literally fade before your eyes!

[@NolaChick82]

Diana Woodham they sell bleach type cleaners that are safe.

[@stephdcc788]

Nola Chick I wouldn't suggest bleach. even if it's "eco friendly" your body is still absorbing those toxins. it could do more harm then good

[@tashinewland8792]

bleach actually breaks down fabrics quicker so they wouldn't last as long. but I get wanting to kill bacteria and whiten them. personally I'll just stick to disposables.

[@mariaarrendell2543]

DONT USE BLEACH. use hydrogen peroxide or this thing called citra solve. trust me citra solve is the best thing for stain removal. It got a 4 inch diameter blood stain off white sheets and slime off a furry rug. Bleach is so bad for you don't risk it.

[@whatjustinawhat]

You honestly are helping so many woman, you've got no clue how much you are needed. Thank you so much. 💖

[@Hockeyhoney87]

I'm really loving this series. I made the switch to cups and cloth pads and my period changed and became lighter...we shall see how it is after this last baby.

[@Miranda-te6jl]

This girl is so awsome she is not ashamed of her body and shes being real with you the whole time!.SUBSCRIBED!!!!!!!!!!!

[@phanhowlter3265]

I love these videos, I’m 14 and figuring out what works for my period. I really want to start trying using reusable stuff and these videos are really helpful, it’s just helpful that I can go online and find these videos to help me find out what might work for me

[@recoveryisreal]

Thanks for talking about how they felt with as far as comfort goes. I'm absolutely loving your reviews on reusable period products. I really want to try something myself and move away disposable products and it's great to see how candid and no holds barred you are with these. Hands done the most informative and helpful videos I've watched!

[@jennyksslr]

I absolutely love LOVE this series. I have reusable cloth pads and a Diva cup. But have been really curious about the tampons and thinx. I think that these videos are great because our periods shouldn't be taboo.

[@hannahcana180]

I appreciate you being so thorough. I hate how ppl gets grossed out by periods. It's a normal bodily healthy thing for a women.

[@charity1868]

I never thought about holding the string back either! I hate peeing on my tampon!

[@ItsJustKelli]

Right?!?! Oh the years of wet strings!

[@sabrenabarksdale]

Naughty Hotdog i feel so slow but ive been wearing tampons since i was 14 and always change them after the bathroom i never knew i had to tuck. years of wasting tampons

[@keekermojo]

I'm so glad I found your videos because I love how you review and actually show everything. After years if irregularity, stained underwear, and feeling like I was wasting money, your reviews actually make me want to use these products instead of being scared to use and try them.

[@marissapearce2914]

I've always heard about chemicals being in pads/tampons and now I want to make a change since there's options now. Speaking of tampons I never thought about the tampon tail either! I was like huh lol. I always worked peeing in when I changed my tampons because I hated the wetness feeling. I'm now planning on trying out the Lena cup for my next period! This is how periods should be talked about, openly... not the hush hush and be embarrassed by them, it's all part of life. This is how I would like my future children to look at periods... a normal part of life. Thank you!

[@amandaslaw81]

First of all youre so awesome for sharing the products you try snd going to the max to give real reviews and putting yourself out there and maybe out of your comfort zone to show it all. The good, bad, and the bloody. Its refreshing to see someone put so much into trying and testing and sharing so other women can make informed decisions about better,safer products. 2nd i had no friggin clue they made reusable tampons.about to watch the video now but had to say thanks ive seen the diva cups,the thinx panties,the pads,the flex ring things, and now im about to see this one. Thanks again for the informative and funny videos about such a taboo topic! Look forward to your next period adventure!

[@laurenm7929]

Hahaha “super soaker” I love how genuine and real this is

[@cherahsBroll]

I *just* _love_ Keli 😂💗 She is so so funny. I also *really* love how objective she is and how she encourages us to be independent thinkers. That's so wonderful. *Nobody* knows *your* body like *you* do. Trust yourself. Trust your intuition 😘 *Funny side note:* I thought Keli wore hair extensions until I realized these short-hair videos were made years ago 😂😂😂😭😭🤣

[@t.1674]

Im so happy ive found your channel. I found the diva cup last year and fell in love. Came across your diva cuo review last week and started watching all your reviews. I wish I knew about all these options growing up!

[@ginayoung130]

I don't even have a period anymore (on the depo shot for PCOS) but I'm addicted to these videos right now. This woman is badass. Three cheers for maturity!

[@chelemichele1524]

I love your kandid way, thank you for your honesty!

[@noniakamai2458]

You just got yourself a new subscriber! I cloth diapered all three of my daughters as wee ones and have been thinking about getting reusable pads for myself and the two that have begun to menstruate. Your candidness and unabashed reviews have made me a fan!

[@aliyahkeller4649]

I am so excited to watch the sea sponge review!

[@bonniehowell6604]

refreshing to hear straight talk. things are better now than when I was growing up.

[@leorahart677]

This series is so informative and helpful! Thank you !

[@michealaboone4863]

Thank you very much for these videos! When I was first getting my period I didn't have someone to tell me how to deal with my period. So, for most of my teenage years i had horrible experiences and shame about products I used and how they never really fit for me. Once i got introduced to google in high school i finally figured out a better plan for my time of the month. but i still had so many questions about other ways to manage. then about 2 weeks ago I found your page! I love how honest you are about the products and how your not afraid to show what everything actually looks like! I look forward to watching more videos! thank you.

[@suez7615]

I adore you! There is something about you I identify with even though you are so different from me.

[@ItsJustKelli]

aw thank you!

[@Leenie42785]

Thank you for doing this!!! Seriously! Your videos are so informative & real. It doesn't help anyone to see blue liquid or red food colored water poured onto a pad or tampon. Some people may be uncomfortable with the blood but I honestly really appreciate it. P.S. I love that you smelled it; that was definitely one of my questions!

[@zoeymanae6325]

u should try a sponge and a crochet tampon

[@keiniyahwalker5607]

I luv how she's so real and curious

[@kathill2218]

love these videos but why not use peroxide on the things that you ruin? the blood comes out if you use peroxide. I bleed horribly because of my endometriosis and I have switched to the diva cup and thinx panties. I have to change my diva cup every 4 to 5 hours and it is overflowing and have to change the thinx panties at the same time. I used to have to change my ultra tampons after an hour to an hour and a half. thanks for your reviews.

[@alys4570]

Kat Hill so sorry to hear you have endo:( however from one endosister to another ...thanks for the info and I'm sending gentle hugs your way. I also bleed incredibly heavy

[@Baumgartnerrrrr]

Lots of fabrics can get thin and worn out using peroxide too often. I usually soak this sort of stuff in water with some oxygen cleaner and throw a scoop in the regular wash too. This usually gets out all of my stains

[@FirstnameLastname-ur3ll]

Not sure what endo is but, I have over enlarged fibroids and I bleed extremely heavy w/clots. I have to change my overnight pad within 20 minutes after putting on a new disposable pad.I go through 3 bags of 48 overnight pads within 5 days. Do you think the Diva cup would be okay to use or it would leak?

[@JacquelineUnderwood]

First Last you can’t know until you try, everyone’s bodies are different, so the diva cup might work for you or you might need a different kind of product or a different kind of cup (they’re shaped differently so different shapes fit different people better). Good luck ❤️ I hope you find something that works well for you

[@rachelnieuwenhuis3142]

Your videos is amazing, I love watching, very educational. Period should not be gross

[@jayr4892]

Omg how does she do that eyeliner!

[@jaimeewaldner]

I just learned about these yesterday, and I saw another video and she said to wrap or tie the string around the rolled up tampon to keep it from unravelling when putting it in and taking it out. Love the period series!

[@jordanhenry38]

Love these videos. I look forward to your period every month. Strangely enough :)

[@ceramj1995]

I think your goal with this series is fantastic! 😁 thanks for standing up for periods!

[@jacksprat1556]

Good tip--I have always peed on my string

[@2winlock]

All I can say is 'thank you' from the bottom of my heart for your channel

[@Samantha-yn8tv]

i forget who it was but someone told me when i was 14 that you should hold the string out of the way because it can cause a UTI

[@angelsdream2622]

The proof is in the padding, lmao! I really like your videos! Thanks for being so open and honest!

[@nessydelight470]

Angela Giuliani 😂

[@ryderc3141]

You are absolutely amazing, I give you so much credit for being so open and honest with these reviews. Your in depth and brutally honest reviews are the ones that really help people decide if the product is what they are looking for. Thank you so much, keep up the great work!

[@motherhoodwithamanda8727]

“I’m going to smell it real quick.” 😂

[@Awesomestevie100]

You are such an amazing woman! Thank you for being REAL! As a young adult living in a society where periods can have ignorant views, you make me feel more confident and less alien and have helped me to form my own opinion on alternative protective period measures.

[@a.l.7616]

if you dry your products in the sun it helps with stain removal.

[@Gaydeliya]

absolutely love how informative and honest your videos are! Makes me feel much more normal about my own period and realise that the little things (like sudden Niagara Falls) are normal :)

[@iamjamilyn]

You are so awesome! So real! So helpful! You are so right, this is real life and we should be able to share this information! I loved your review of the cup, and I tried it, love it and I want to get a cup for everyone in my family for Christmas!!! LOL I went with the Luna cup and love it. You rock!

[@ItsJustKelli]

yes! Christmas stocking cups! lol

[@LinzMushel]

For anyone who is worried about cleaning time, I usually just wait until the end of my cycle and soak them all at once in some kind of stain remover and then wash them with my normal laundry afterwards. The only thing extra is soaking (which I usually do while I'm doing the rest of the house cleaning) I don't do any pre washing or soaking. After wearing them I just throw them into a bucket in my bathroom. No other extra time because I'm already doing laundry anyway! :) I've never used cloth tampons before, but I do have pads and a cup.

[@Jaymibabes90]

I love those cloth pads! My periods were always on the regular to a bit heavy side. I've used super tampons for as long as I've had my period. After my last baby.. #3 my periods are so light I don't even soak a light tampon. I've been using those exact cloth pads and just bought more in all different sizes because I love them so much. Ive tried menstrual cups as well but my cervix are positioned extremely low during my period making the cup stick out which is highly uncomfortable. Even the shorter cups are still too long. I'll be using cloth pads probably forever lol great review. I don't think I'm brave enough to try reusable tampons. Lol

[@Shrimpy389]

You know, I used to work in a veterinarian clinic, and with the surgery towels etc, I used hydrogen peroxide to get the blood out. Soak with peroxide, let sit for bubbling stops, rinse with cold water and throw in the laundry. It works better than just cold water or regular soap and cold water. And yes, I did use this method for my period spotted underwear, and that worked better than just washing in cold. Just a thought. Hope It works for you too. :D

[@Shrimpy389]

Let it sit TILL bubbling stops. Sorry, typos. :p

[@hollyrose-farquharson9118]

I can be lazy... Sooo, this is not for me. :-p Thank you for your honest review.

[@SarahDeLaurier]

I love how real you are. I love reusable products! Helped out with my period a lot. I don't have a heavy flow and my period is pretty short. I understand why people are so nervous about the idea of sticking your fingers up your vagina BUT after a few uses its totally normal and I will never go back to disposables. People are just lazy and don't wanna put in the effort.

[@angelmichelle7402]

this series made me subscribe! I love your openness and honesty! I've always been extremely open about what bodily functions and many people have looked at me sideways. I don't think women should be shamed for being "NORMAL" (If that makes any sense...) I consider myself an "acquired tolerance" due to my blunt and honest personality, because I'm real and have NO problem with speaking my mind. I was planning on trying out the diva cup and stumbled upon your review. I've watched 3 videos in the series because you've really opened up the options. THANKS!!!