Scarlet Period High-Waisted Swim Bikini Brief | Light Absorbency, flattering high waist
Scarlet Period High-Waisted Swim Bikini Brief | Light Absorbency, flattering high waist
Scarlet Period High-Waisted Swim Bikini Brief | Light Absorbency, flattering high waist
Scarlet Period High-Waisted Swim Bikini Brief | Light Absorbency, flattering high waist
Scarlet Period High-Waisted Swim Bikini Brief | Light Absorbency, flattering high waist
Scarlet Period High-Waisted Swim Bikini Brief | Light Absorbency, flattering high waist

Scarlet Period High-Waisted Swim Bikini Brief

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You have questions. We have answers.

How do they work?

Scarlet Period Swimwear features a multi-layered leak-proof technology that absorbs and contains fluid. An added waterproof inner layer then works to stop any menstrual fluid from leaking out, and water from getting in. Click to read more on the magic of Period Swimwear.

What does the absorbency level mean?

When it comes to our periods, every flow is different. Heck, every day is different. Which is why we have a range of absorbency levels to suit different needs. Use this as a guide to get the right fit for your flow, so you'll never stress about leaking on the train again.

Super Light: Holds up to 1 teaspoon, which is equal less than 1 regular tampons. Think of it as a new-age panty liner, so it’s great for spotting as well as light leaks and discharge. Try: Invisible Thong

Light: Holds up to 3 teaspoons, which is equal to 2 regular tampons or 1 pad. This is for light days to save you from pesky drips, discharge, and lighter flows. Try: G-String or Bikini Brief in Light 

Moderate: Holds up to 5 teaspoons, which is equal to 3 regular tampons or 2 pads. Go for this on your moderate days or as an extra defence on heavy days with our Period Cup. Try: High-Waisted Brief or Bikini Brief in Moderate

Heavy: Holds up to 7 teaspoons, which is equal to 4 regular tampons or 3 pads. It’s the heavy hitter, making them great to wear on their own, day or night. Try: Boyshort or Period Cup

Do I need to wear a cup or a tampon too?

Depending on the heaviness of your flow, you can wear on their own or as backup protection with a Period Cup on moderate to heavy days. 

If planning on swimming, we recommend travelling with a water-resistant travel bag such as our Toiletry Bag, along with your clean pair, so you can easily and cleanly do a switcheroo.

And if you are feeling Cup curious, you can click to learn more about how Period Cups work. They’re really not as scary as you think!

How do I wash them?

After use, give them a good rinse in cold water to remove any chlorine or salt water. Then, machine wash in cold water with mild detergent (no bleach!). Try our Laundry Bag to safeguard them on laundry day. Then just hang out to dry (the sunnier the better) or tumble dry on low - that’s it! 

TIP: If it’s your first wear, pop them in the washing machine with your next cold cycle - washing them before wearing activates their absorbency even more

How do I store them post-swim

We recommend travelling with a water-resistant travel bag such as our Toiletry Bag. Give them a good rinse to remove any chlorine or salt water, before stashing away. Once home, either machine wash in cold water with mild detergent or if wearing them again soon, hang them out to fully dry (the sunnier the better). 

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"Finally an alternative to tampons for swimming."

- Tammy M.

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"I've always been paranoid about swimming on my period .... After trying the High-Waisted Swim Bikini Briefs, my confidence has completely changed!"

- Amber Lowther

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"No limit on the amount of time I can spend in the ocean now during my moon time!"

- Natascha Elisa