Recently Trending: Discovering Hotel-Like Design Sanitary Napkins That Aren't Overly Cutesy

It has become a social trend.

Recently, the issue of【sanitary napkins】has frequently come up in discussions.

In June, free distribution started at LaLaport Fujimi, operated by Mitsui Fudosan, and in Tokyo's schools, sanitary napkins purchased with public funds have begun to be placed in girls' restrooms.

It is a commendable initiative that allows anyone to use the napkins provided in the restroom without reservation or concern for others' eyes.

Personally, I hope it continues and spreads more widely in the future.

Additionally, the variety of napkins has become broader in recent years, reflecting changes in the times＊

The FemTech market, which combines Female and Technology, has gained attention and is rapidly growing, with various services and products being developed both overseas and in Japan.

Underwear that absorbs menstrual flow and eliminates the need for napkins has become a standard item, with major companies like GU and Peach John offering them, as well as many specialized brands like Nagi and Period, so many people may have already begun using them.

Other topics related to napkins include

the question,

"Why are the designs of napkins found in pharmacies and convenience stores so flashy?"

Many people have felt a sense of discomfort or dissatisfaction with the flowery, ribbon-adorned, and pink-themed feminine packaging design, and there has been considerable debate on Twitter about it.

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There are certainly simple white options available, but even those can easily be recognized as napkins, and the reality is that they do not have a dramatically different design that would change people's perception of them as embarrassing or something to be hidden.

However, recently, napkins with designs that are【simpler】【more subdued】【that can even be seen】have come out and are gaining attention♩

Hotel-like sanitary napkins

This is the napkin in question. It is a product called elis from Elleair.

Until now, even simple designs mostly consisted of white or pastel colors, so a dark brown napkin with such a calm tone has been quite rare.

It has been described as resembling hotel amenities, and indeed, it fits that description perfectly. The chic color scheme, along with the absence of overly cute designs, is a significant feature.

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With this, it wouldn't look strange to put it directly in your makeup or tissue pouch, and even if visible, one might think it's okay since it doesn't clearly look like a napkin....?

There's a certain sense of reassurance, and I wouldn't feel anxious when taking it out＊

When using it at home, it can simply be placed as is.

The outer packaging opens widely, making it easy to take out, and the sturdy material prevents it from becoming flimsy, which is also a plus.

It doesn't have that "napkin feel," so it seems like my husband wouldn't be bothered by it.....?? (I'd like to hear male opinions too!)

Also seems suitable as amenity products＊

When preparing amenity products for women's restrooms on the day of a wedding, it was often necessary to wrap napkins in craft paper or tracing paper beforehand, but

with these elis napkins, they could be placed directly, which is great.

As a guest, it would be a delightful gesture, and it would be nice to use them. Even if it’s not their period that day, they would appreciate the bride's kindness and thoughtful consideration.

These napkins can be purchased at Lohaco's online store.

The price is 1,194 yen (including tax) for a pack of three with 20 pieces each. There are both day and night versions available, and you can choose the quantity, so definitely check it out.

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