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Kaitie G.

Jan 6, 2013

Kaitie G.

Girls are really weird when it comes to their period. It's almost a taboo subject to talk about in public as you're trying to hide your secret pads for your secret periods. Though definitely something most women don't want to embrace the fact that they're on their period (seriously. Who enjoys being on their period??) It's always good to plan ahead and keep a "Girlie" Kit for when your trip to the bathroom looks like a crime scene investigation.
So here's my must have Period Essentials:
Pads. Pads. Pads. Pads.
Oil Blotting Sheets and Powder: I don't know about you girls, but my face gets super oily when I'm on my period.
Concealer: To hide the hormones blazing on my face
Gas X: Weird. I know. But I find that it helps with bloating
Tylenol: For those bodily cramps and aches
Eye Makeup Remover Sheets: This goes along with me being oily. Next thing you know my black eyeliner has turned into a blush and lipstick combo.

So what do you guys need for those mid-month emergencies?

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