Overall a great alternative to disposable/ great starting kit.
I have a huge allergy to the chemicals and bleach used in conventional disposable pads, most people don't realise that they are used to make cotton whiter as natural cotton is more of an off-white to a brown color, but that is not socially accepted. I have been using reusable pads and menstrual cup since I was a teen and this stuffed was not very commercially accessible or talked about. Most women don't realise what a huge advantage it is, both monetary, health-wise and it's not that difficult to wash, contrary of what people believe, I haven't experienced any stains and leakage. This has a total of 5 layers one being PUL making it bullet prove. The only other company in the pads that does this is ''party in my pants pads'' but they are very expensive in comparison. Also, I had never used one with a bamboo charcoal layer. So I found pros and cons.<br /><br />A huge pro is a minky material that against your skin is super soft, it's very breathable and absorbent so you won't fell like you're wearing a wet diaper. In comparison to other cloth pads they are very thin, I love that I can wear leggings or some tight clothing it doesn't bulk up like other cloth pads. I find the prints very girly and adorable, one of the advantages of using cloth is this. Also, I have not experienced any leak because of water prove layers. The snaps are very well done, they fell secure and are made with plastic so they won't rust over washes. They are also two so you can adjust them if you need them to be thinner. All the stitching were perfectly done. I love that it brought a mesh washing bag, I usually just throw it in the laundry with my intimate but this is nice to have. You get a pack of 5 this is a huge deal as they tend to be so expensive. They fold very small for your wet bag if you need to change them on the go.<br /><br />I didn't find so many cons is more of a preference as I am not a huge fan of microfiber, YES I know they are more absorbent than cotton or other material but they tend to smell over time, there's a wildly know trick to just hang them to dry in the sun and this would work miracles also with stains. They are not as long as I prefer they would compare like a regular size diaposable pad.  In the begging, the charcoal smelled like well charcoal after washing that went away, but that was another thing I had notice. I didn't find any instruction on how to take care of them. So after years of usage ill give a word of advice. Never add softener to your cloth pads as this diminishes the absorbency on them. Always wash in COLD so they won't stained, If you can try to soak them prior to washing them.<br /><br />I will attach some picture in hope it will help someone who might be interested in this produc. If you have any questions or comments about this product or my review, feel free to message me and I'll be glad to help. I also posted a picture of all of my other cloth pads as people always think because I was sent a promotional item I am in the obligation to give a 5 star or I am being biased and this NOT the case. I am very passionate about the environment and I believe any knowledge that might be useful is always good to share.
Rating: 5 stars