mother moon pads

This is my review of Mothermoon pads.

I have 2 heavy pads in the older style and 2 panty liners in the newer style.

The heavy’s are 11 inches by 2 ½ wide both are cotton topped and fleece backed not 100% sure of the cores as they were purchased from a destash. These were the first pads I owned that had the edges over locked (serged) which made them less noticeable through my pants. I will say that these worked beautifully as far as coverage and how much they could hold without leaking.

The panty liners are 9 ½ by 2 ½  and 8 by 2 ½ both were minky topped and fleece backed. I primarily use a menstrual cup and these are the perfect backup liners for me. They are slim but sturdy enough not to crawl into my crack (sorry for the visual!) I will say that I use the 9 ½ for overnight cup backup and the 8 inch for anything/everything like everyday wear or cup backup to tail end of my monthly.

The point is I really like the fit of this brand and really appreciate that when ordered directly from her store you got a mesh laundry bag with your order.

*The opinions in my reviews are my own whether I purchased the items or they were sent for me to do a review.*

Interlabial pads

Okay so a lot of people in the groups I'm in ask quite frequently about interlabial pads which is what prompted this post. They are also a good scrap project.

An interlabial pad is normally just 2 layers of absorbent materials could be cotton, velor, flannel, etc; and is placed between the folds of your vaginal opening. There are multiple reasons for using these and here are a few which include directing flow to the center of a pad, as a menstrual cup back up, or even just using in place of a pantyliner.

I generally use 2 layers of flannel and notch the edges to help prevent fraying and place a stitch going long ways down the center although I have turned and topstitched but found them to be a little more uncomfortable than my other style.

I first tried to turn and topstitch but found them too bulky and they kind of rubbed me raw. I then tried the 2 layer center line only style and they are super comfortable they are generally 1 1/2 to 2 inches wide by 2 1/2 to 3 inches long and i have found that works for me.

*The opinions in my reviews are my own whether I purchased the items or they were sent for me to do a review.*

Maxille Love

This is going to be my review of Maxille love pads. Sadly they have shut down shop.

I have a size 4 (I believe) which is a overnight/postpartum pad. Cotton top and a fleece back not sure what the core is (feels like zorb). The pad is 12 inches long by 3 inches wide.

This is a very comfortable pad except the corners kept curling in. The tag could have been in a better place so it didn't scratch the one wearing the pad.

*The opinions in my reviews are my own whether I purchased the items or they were sent for me to do a review.*

Cooter cozies

This is going to be my review of Cooter cozies (This has to be one of the BEST names for a shop) she sells on facebook and is SUPER sweet!

My first 2 pads were done in a trade and kind of an impulse buy (had to have the hot hunky guys!) and I am very glad I did it! They are the perfect width and length as well as perfect placement. I love the shape as they do not bunch up or slip.

The pads both measure 7 ½ inches by 1 ⅞ inch wide they are both cotton topped I believe the cores are zorb and they both have a hidden layer of PUL one has cotton backing the other has flannel backing.

The 3rd pad I ordered from her is one I have wanted for a very VERY long time using the skittle farts fabric (If you knew me in person you would understand). I have seen all kinds of pads with the print but did not want to spend the money on unknown pad shape/design (again) I wanted a reliable brand. The only thing I did to my skittle farts is topstitched around it because I just personally like the look of top stitching. It is 7 1/2 inches by 1 7/8 inch wide.

*The opinions in my reviews are my own whether I purchased the items or they were sent for me to do a review.*