What do you do when you’re out and about in a skirt and need to keep menstrual products handy, but don’t want to carry a purse?
What about a lace garter that could easily double as a tampon / pad / cup / wipe holster garter?
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Most of us prefer concealed carry when it comes to feminine needs.
Thinking outside the box can open the door to intriguing ideas and provide simple solutions.
Be period wise. Be open to new ideas and solutions outside the ordinary.
While flipping through a copy of the Family Handyman magazine (don’t ask), I came across an article about neat tools every handyman needs (to be aware of).
One particular item caught my eye.
The heading said: Cases for whatever you carry.
I thought, yeah…right…guys carry their tools on their belt/pants for all the world to see. Women are expected to tuck our “tools” in purses or hide them in cosmetic bags lest we embarrass ourselves or someone else.
What about women who can’t carry a purse on the job and a pocket simply isn’t sufficient?
Hmmm….
As one who prefers NOT to carry a purse, I found this intriguing. I wear jeans and like my hands free. The thought of clipping a small utility pack to my belt or onto my pants appeals to me.
Look at this picture of Pock-Its and imagine tampons, SoftCups, or pads and wipes in it instead of tools.
The top flips over to conceal and protect the contents.
The back contains a clip that attaches to a belt or the waist band.
True – it is black…but isn’t black always in style? And, some manufacturers (like Skinth Sheaths) make them to your specifications.
It’s time to break menstrual taboos.
Let’s think outside the box…beyond the traditional.
Let’s be innovative
Let’s be period wise.