Hushubao, a female health care product brand of Procter & Gamble Company in the United States, has been committed to providing high-quality daily care products for women in China since 199 1 entered China. From 65438 to 0999, Hushubao became the first brand recognized by China Women Medical Doctor Association and recommended by authoritative experts, and established the image of an authoritative health expert in the field of women's nursing consumer goods.
Since the first day in China, P&G Hushubao brand has been committed to providing advanced, high-quality and comfortable personal hygiene care products for women in China. According to different hobbies and needs, Hu introduced different series of feminine hygiene products. While constantly improving and updating products, Hu is also enthusiastic about public welfare undertakings and pays attention to the growth and health of adolescent girls.
Sanitary napkin science popularization
Sanitary napkins are sanitary products used by women during menstruation. Its main material is high polymer and high polymer composite paper formed by cotton, non-woven fabric, paper pulp or the combination of the above materials. The side is mainly to prevent side leakage. It is divided into three layers from the inside out: surface layer, absorbent core and bottom layer. When in use, first tear off the paper tape in the middle, first stick the adhesive side in the middle of underwear, and aim the ear at the narrowest part of the crotch. Other common menstrual products include tampons and sanitary napkins.
When choosing sanitary napkins, we should pay attention to the material composition, hygiene standards and our own actual situation. When using sanitary napkins, we should pay attention to storage conditions, hygiene and replacement frequency, otherwise it will easily lead to gynecological diseases. As a product used in menstrual period, sanitary napkins have suffered a lot of social stigma. In many countries and regions around the world, menstrual poverty and shame are widespread, which plague women's educational opportunities and living conditions.
Reference to the above content: Baidu Encyclopedia-Hu