Period underwear is an absorbent and leakproof underwear designed to replace traditional menstrual products like pads or tampons. They come in various styles and absorbency levels to suit different flow types.

Proof undies look and feel just like normal undies but have built-in, leakproof technology.Pomapoma is machine-washable and reusable period-absorbing underwear — providing a more sustainable alternative to single-use disposable products. Pomapoma underwear for periods is designed in a range of absorbencies, from lightest to super, to support every stage of your flow. Every pair of Pomapoma period-absorbing underwear features 4 layers to absorb and hold your period blood, discharge or bladder leakage.

Period underwear can replace sanitary pads, which can absorbs your flow.
Leak-proof underwear not for absorbensy. The leak-proof lining serves to prevent liquid going through, MUST use together with sanitary napkins, tampons, pantyliners, menstrual cups, maternity pads or incontinence pads.

Pomapoma features smart, intuitive design. The built-in absorbent gusset is perfectly angled to collect your flow immediately, ensuring stain-free comfort.

It's important to refer to the sizing chart provided by the brand to choose the right size. Measure your waist and hips to determine your size. If you are between sizes, it's recommended to go for the larger size for optimal comfort and coverage.

Yes, period underwear is eco-friendly as it reduces the need for disposable menstrual products that contribute to waste. It's also a sustainable option as it can be reused for multiple periods.

Leak proof is perfect for everyday wear, so you’re always protected. The Everyday Undie and Thong are ideal for day-to-day wear for any of life’s little leaks. You can shop by leak type here.

Yes, Thanks to our unique built-in technology, our period underwear can hold up tp 60mls so you are covered for a whole day and onto a dance/sports class afterwards or overnight.

This depends on your flow and the absorbency level of the underwear. Most period underwear can be worn for up to 8 hours, but it's recommended to change them every 4-6 hours for optimal hygiene.

The number of pairs of period underwear you should buy depends on various factors such as your flow, personal preferences, and lifestyle. Here are some general guidelines that can help you determine the right number of pairs:

Light flow: If you have a light flow, you may be able to get away with just one or two pairs of period underwear per cycle.

Medium flow: If you have a medium flow, you might need three to four pairs of period underwear per cycle, so you have a backup in case of leaks.

Heavy flow: If you have a heavy flow, you may need five to six pairs of period underwear per cycle, so you can change them frequently and avoid leaks.

Active lifestyle: If you have an active lifestyle, you may want to consider purchasing more pairs of period underwear, so you can have a backup in case of leaks during physical activity.

It's always a good idea to have a few extra pairs of period underwear on hand, so you're prepared for unexpected leaks or unexpected periods. You may also want to invest in a range of styles and materials to suit different activities and preferences.

Absolutely! We have teenager period uinderwear collection. our underwear can be worn by all menstruators.

Period underwear can be hand washed or machine washed on a gentle cycle with mild detergent. Avoid using fabric softeners or bleach, and hang dry or lay flat to dry. Do not tumble dry, iron, or dry clean.

If you follow all care instructions, during and after you use them, they will last between 9-12 months. Just remember, rinse after use, and wash in cold water only and line dry. Avoid bleaches, fabric softener and the dryer.

Yes! We recommend giving your Pomapoma period underwear a quick rinse and a machine wash before wearing. The step is very important for activating the absorbency technologies within the briefs.

We do not recommend putting your period underwear into the dryer, as you are unable to control the temperature of a dryer once the machine is running, even on a low heat setting it it still unknow what that temperature could be. Excessive heat can compromise the leak proof layer resulting in leakage.