Always Ultra Pads Normal (Size 1) 13 Pads

Don’t settle for less than 3x protection. Always Ultra Pads Normal (Size 1) 13 Pads sanitary towels with wings use the latest technology to create a multifunctional pad with 3 protection features. The InstantDry system absorbs liquid in seconds and keeps wetness away from your skin. A LeakGuard technology locks liquid and helps to prevent leaks. It is also equipped with an OdourLock technology that neutralises odours, so that you can feel fresh and clean during your period. With Always Ultra you can feel confident all day long. Never settle, get 3x protection with Always. Dermatologically approved by the Skin Health Alliance. Try Always Ultra Secure Night Extra with wings, Always’ best Sanitary Towels for overnight protection. Find your perfect fit with Always My Fit, a tailored sizing system that helps you find Always best period protection based on both your flow and knicker size.

Product Features & Benefits

• Super absorbent sanitary towel with InstantDry system that absorbs liquid in seconds
• LeakGuard technology locks liquid and helps to prevent leaks
• Odourlock technology neutralises odours
• Approved by dermatologists of Skin Health Alliance
• Wings help keep your sanitary towel in place for comfortable protection
• 50% recycled plastic pack

First Period Symptoms

Puberty in itself is a big sign that your first period’s on its way. Here are a few to look out for, too:

Developing breast "buds": It can take three to four years for your breasts to then fully develop, but you can expect your period about two years after your breasts start developing.

Growing pubic hair: Just after your breasts start to form, you'll probably start growing pubic hair. It will be soft and thin at first, but it’ll get coarser over time. Your period usually arrives around one to two years after.

Discharge: Vaginal discharge (white or yellowish fluid) is usually a sure sign that your first period is on its way. You may want to start using Always pantiliners to protect your underwear. Your period should start in the next few months! You will find out more information about vaginal discharge in our article Vaginal discharge: Icky but Amazing.

In addition to these body changes, you can also ask your mom when she started her period. It’s likely that you’ll get your first period within a year or so of when she got hers. Plus, it’s a good time to have a conversation with your mom about all the changes you’re experiencing. She can also help you find the right products.