Absorbent Bikini

Very comfortable and works well. Used them after giving birth to my daughter so not a super heavy flow. I plan to buy more and use them when my cycle returns. So much more cost effective than buying supplies and also less chemicals.

I super love these period panties. So much. It’s so nice to not have to shove anything up my vagina, to not be bulky or worry about leaking. Highly recommend. The lace isn’t very durable, butttt they’re such a good deal and make me feel so feminine. Highly recommend.

These are great! I hate disposable pads so much. I’m light flow, but very active, and it seems like the disposable ones only cover one or the other. I switched to fabric reusable pads at the start of the year, and they are great except they slide. Which of course means spills, and I can not have that! I eventually caved and tried Thinx, but God’s they are expensive. (Mind I love them to death, just can’t afford a full set.)These are a nice cheaper option. You get a set of three for the price of one Thinx.Both brands are wonderful at absorbing and preventing spills. They hold about two pad’s (for light flow) worth, although after about one pad’s worth they do start to get that damp-ish feeling. It’s not too bad, but wearing a pad/tampon like suggested on moderate/regular days is much more comfortable.The only thing Thinx really has on them is a sleeker design. These are a little thicker in the absorbent areas, where Thinx look and feel like regular panties. It’s not really notable when you have them on, but it does take them longer to dry because of it.I definitely recommend them, especially for people with light to moderate flows. It’s nice going through that time, and only having to remember to wear the right underwear.

These are great! I hate disposable pads so much. I’m light flow, but very active, and it seems like the disposable ones only cover one or the other. I switched to fabric reusable pads at the start of the year, and they are great except they slide. Which of course means spills, and I can not have that! I eventually caved and tried Thinx, but God’s they are expensive. (Mind I love them to death, just can’t afford a full set.)These are a nice cheaper option. You get a set of three for the price of one Thinx.Both brands are wonderful at absorbing and preventing spills. They hold about two pad’s (for light flow) worth, although after about one pad’s worth they do start to get that damp-ish feeling. It’s not too bad, but wearing a pad/tampon like suggested on moderate/regular days is much more comfortable.The only thing Thinx really has on them is a sleeker design. These are a little thicker in the absorbent areas, where Thinx look and feel like regular panties. It’s not really notable when you have them on, but it does take them longer to dry because of it.I definitely recommend them, especially for people with light to moderate flows. It’s nice going through that time, and only having to remember to wear the right underwear.

final verdict first : ) LOVE LOVE THESE!!!I actually went back to lower my star-ratings for the 3 other pairs I've tried over about 2 yrs because I'm so happy with these!! BTW as a heavy bleeder & with any period panties, I consider them backup. It would be delusional for those with heavy periods to chance it alone, until it's winding down, medium-light stage...Been also using cloth pads for about 6 yrs (& though I'm sure the newer pads with waterproof layer etc absorb better than mine) they bunch up, move around etc & I also ride bike as transportation. So instead of replacing those in the near future, I'd rather get another pack of these. .cute, comfy!more protection than my modibodi pair (medium absorbency bikini) that was $27 for just ONE. Or the natratouch (same price to cheaper, $8-10ish each) that give you serious granny pantylines. just know the white lace will stain a bit if you soak them, which I expected anyway. But I got these for a specific purpose- which definitely was NOT for a cute pair of white lace undies. 3periods later- lace is unraveling a bit but I still am impressed & love these.orig post: just LOOKING at these compared to the other cheaper & more expensive brands I have, the absorbent layer goes ALL THE WAY UP FRONT & back, ulike all the rest! looking fw to testing these out properly (not the bleeding bs haha)

i have a medium period first day is medium light on the second day i wore them on their own for the whole day until the next day. and i didn't spill at all!! i love it! its so comfy and they are cute. sometimes i would feel a little wet but that's fine and normal i don't care i highly recommend them. also SIZE UP!! i normally wear M pants and i ordered L and they fit great when they came i thought it was a huge panty and that it wasn't going to fit well nope! it fit perfectly.As a reference im 5'1 , 51kg, 26 waist 391/2 hips.here are some pics. on the second pic you can see exactly where the period special lining is. its not that the whole panty is absorbent is only in that area. for me it worked wonders i love it!!

I love these! I've bought every different kind of period underwear this company makes. These are super comfortable and surprisingly sexy. I've never had a leak and I have a crazy heavy flow. They are easy to hand wash and they don't ever have a noticable smell or crinkle sound when you walk. Definitely worth the price.

I purchased these after hearing good reviews of Bambody. When I bought then there were no reviews for the bikini style, so I was taking a chance. One I do not regret. Wore these during my light days and the protection was great. Even went to a concert in them. The bamboo allows the underwear to be very breathable. I purchased the XXL and for reference I am a size 14/16 in bottoms.

These are life changers. They provide full coverage and work amazing without back up on my heaviest days. They are pretty and feminine and super comfortable. I love these.

I'd like to start off by saying I'm not an expert when it comes to period panties. In fact, this was my very first pair. I'd always been a bit skeptical of the idea of them. Anyway, I decided to give them a try, and boy am I glad I did! One morning in particular, I woke up in a panic because I felt a bit too wet down there. Stupidly, I'd forgotten to properly prepare myself the night before. Then, I realized I had these panties on. Thank God, I did because they seriously saved me from having a mess to clean up. This day was probably a medium flow day, borderline heavy.I love the fact that the lining extends front to back, with it being a little thicker in the front. As other reviewers have stated, if you have a heavy flow don't wear these alone. My typical menstrual cycle starts off light, is heavy for 3 days then goes to medium then light (Lasts 7 days). I've tested these panties alone (no products) on my light days and feel like they provide enough protection. However, again I would not chance it alone on a heavy day. I would have to wear something else with it. I have not had any leaks whatsoever with these underwear, using them alone or as a backup. The absorbency has been great!Based on some reviews I was confused on what size to purchase, but I made the right choice in the end. Hopefully, this helps someone else. At the time of purchase:I'm 5'8", Weight 180 lbs,Waist 36",Hips 44",I bought an XL and it was perfect. It was a little snug, but not uncomfortable and that's how I prefer my underwear. If you like a little more give in the waistband, then go up a size. Going down would've been way too tight for me.When it comes to washing, I may be a bit extra. As soon as I'm done wearing a pair, I like rinsing them under cold water in the sink, until the water runs clear. Then, I put them in the washing machine and wash with either warm or cold water. And of course detergent. To dry, I either air dry or use the air fluff setting. I haven't tried drying it on low heat, but some people have had success with it. So far, the elastic waistband is holding up and just as good as the day I bought it.Overall, I will definitely be purchasing another set!