GSG247

11/21/2024 11:26:12 PM

How to take out a tampon

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Hi, tampons can be worn for up to 8 hours, but most people change them every 3-5 hours. If the tampon is ready to be removed it should glide out of the body when you give a gentle tug on the string. If it feels tightly held when you do this, then it has not yet absorbed enough period blood and should be left inside a little longer (but never longer than 8 hours). If this keeps happening, consider switching to a lower absorbency in the future.

GEW865

11/20/2024 4:50:29 PM

Im currently a 30A and I got my current bra last july. Its starting to feel a bit tight and spilling out slightly and the centre doesnt sit on my chest anymore. I dont know if I should get a new bra and if I do where could I get measured for it? My friends say dont go to M&S to get measured because the +4 method doesnt work, but I dont know if thats true or not. Are there any other shops with fittings you can recommend?

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Hi, why not measure around your body as shown in the diagram below and send them over to me and I will be able to give you a guide to your bra size.

ORE478

11/20/2024 4:24:40 PM

Hi. I have had my period for a week and I'm still bleeding its always a week. And when. I get toilet paper to wipe my bum the tissue has loads of blood on it. I. Have been not wearing a pad all day cause I think it might go away if you don't wear a pad or a tampon. When will it go any tips

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Hi, not wearing a tampon or pad will not stop your period from being released I am afraid. In fact I always advise wearing a pad or liner for a day or two after your period has ended...just in case there is a little bit more left to come out. I know periods can be frustrating but trust me they are a normal part of life for over half the population, so continue wearing a pad or liner as your flow gets lighter so your underwear and outer clothing remain clean.

FWJ644

11/20/2024 12:53:12 PM

hey vicki i just turned 16 and still dont have my period

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Hi, do you have any other signs of puberty you can share with me, such as breast development, discharge pubic hair for example?

QYN326

11/19/2024 11:22:29 AM

Can u find lil- lets in india?

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Hi, I am afraid at this time we do not stock our products in India, but I will mention this to the Sales team for future plans.

WOL500

11/19/2024 11:21:48 AM

Hi, I have been having discharge for more than a year and haven't started my period yet. Is this normal? (I am thinkingthis bc many websites show than within 6 months of discharge you get your period)thnx

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Hi, this is absolutely normal, discharge can be noticed for up to a year, and sometimes even a little longer, before a first period arrives. Remember too that any brown fluid noticed in your underwear is most likely your period and menstrual fluid is often brown in colour and not always red.

XKV602

11/19/2024 7:01:17 AM

Vicki are first periods longer or shorter than normal ones, maya

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Hi Maya, periods are different for everyone one and this is true for first periods too! Some girls notice their first period only lasts a day or two, while others can experience a period lasting up to 10 days. The most important thing to understand is that your body is unique and your cycle will be too.

SYW352

11/19/2024 6:57:13 AM

Is this weird, I never really see blood in my pants, but when I wipe there is blood on the paper, Is this a real period do you think?

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I know, it's funny how this happens, but let me reassure you this is still a period, it's just that for many people it does not gush out all in one go, but is rather released over a number of days, sometimes sitting at the entrance to the vagina, or caught in the labia and pubic hair. It's perfectly normal and nothing you need worry about.

BJO171

11/19/2024 6:54:15 AM

Is it normal to only have 4 periods in one year, My period started on January 10th and I have only had another 3 is this okay or is there something wrong?

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Hi, and yes this is very normal and because your body is still adjusting to this new phase in your life, with hormones fluctuating daily. So it's very common to notice a gap of a few months in between periods. As you get older you will notice a more regular cycle starts to become apparent.

YPH021

11/19/2024 6:52:27 AM

What age should I get my first bra? I am 11

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Great question and the truth is that first bras are not about your age, but rather when breast development starts, so any age from 8 upwards will see some girls looking to wear a bra for support. My advice is that if your breasts jiggle around when you are active, or if they feel tender as they develop it's now time for a bra. And to get the perfect fit, measure around your body in the three places shown below and send these measurements to me for a guide to your first bra.