Underwear After Breast Cancer Surgery: What Actually Helps Comfort and Recovery
After breast cancer surgery, comfort becomes essential. This guide explores what actually helps, from fabric choice to gentle construction.
The seaweed and eucalyptus fibres that make up our underwear retain their ecological value. Naturally antibacterial, anti odour, temperature regulating, moisture regulating, hypoallergenic and rich in antioxidants. These properties help alleviate symptoms like hot flushes, vulval discomfort, vaginal odour, skin sensitivity and sleeping discomfort.
All the properties of our underwear that we happily boast about have been proven by science.
The fibres we use have been subject to rigorous scientific testing to confirm their abilities; antibacterial, anti odour, temperature regulating, moisture regulating, hypoallergenic and rich in antioxidants.
If anyone would like to see this science based evidence, please feel free to reach out.
Due to the distinct properties of our underwear, we are very particular on what menopause symptoms they can help alleviate. Our underwear can help with some of the most common symptoms including hot flushes, vulval discomfort, vaginal odour, dry & itchy skin, heightened sensitivity.
On top of this, the inherent stretchiness and silk-like softness of the fabric provides comfort during periods of weight fluctuation.
Our underwear will last just as long as cotton alternatives. The fibres will only break down when in an environment that allows them to do so, like a compost bin.
The underwear can be washed normally at 30 degrees and hand dried. Due the breathability of the fabric, the underwear will dry extremely quickly.
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