THE HONEY POT - Herbal Overnight Pads - 12 Count

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Improved sleep: When a person is not worried about wetting the bed, they can sleep more soundly and wake up feeling refreshed. Honey pot pads offer several benefits for people who struggle with bedwetting. Here are some of the main advantages: Growing up in a predominantly female household (love you, dad), vagina talk—a.k.a periods, yeast infections, BV and UTIs—were often discussed. To really be specific, yeast infections in particular were something I struggled with for years. Because of this, I developed a less-is-more approach when it comes to my “down there” routine. When looking at washes and wipes available in stores, I would cringe at the thought of the stinging, burning and consequent recurring yeast infections these products would surely result in.

The Honey Pot’s feminine products are suitable for women seeking all-natural and plant-derived alternatives for their intimate care. The products are formulated with high-quality botanicals and herbs. They are marketed as being free from artificial fragrances and added parabens. Fast forward six years and that list of ingredients Dixon tested and perfected led to the world’s first plant-based feminine care line, sold at major retailers including Whole Foods, Target, and Walgreens. The Honey Pot Company has since expanded from the first product Dixon concocted, The Normal Wash , to a full line of products ranging from wipes to menstrual cups to postpartum healing pads. Easy to use: Honey pot pads are simple to use and can be worn discreetly under clothing. They are also easy to dispose of, making them a convenient solution for managing bedwetting.The mission behind the Honey Pot Company is personal. After struggling with recurring bacterial vaginosis, founder Bea Dixon tried every prescription and remedy to no avail. One night, an ancestor gave her a list of ingredients in her dream to cure her BV. She woke up, wrote it down and that became what is now the Honey Pot’s feminine wash (yes, she is just as cool, if not cooler than she sounds). After healing herself, she realized that she had the opportunity to do the same for other women and found herself breaking into the feminine care industry that had been stagnant for far too long. Empowering Brand: The Honey Pot aims to empower individuals with vaginas through its products and marketing, focusing on empowerment rather than shame-based marketing. I take it when I need it. It could be in the middle of the week but if I need to stop, I just stop. I’m not a machine; my health, wellbeing, happiness, and good fortune means more to me than money. It means more to me than my business, it means more to me than everything. It reigns supreme and so I just mesh it all together and if I need a day, I’m taking it. I don’t short myself on how I feel and I don’t short myself on the love that I have for myself. That’s refreshing to hear. So often the message is, “If you want success, you have to work for it constantly,” which is not a sustainable way of living or working. As I step in the chic Soho House elevator to meet Beatrice Dixon, founder of The Honey Pot, I feel an overwhelming sense of imposter syndrome. But the second I walk in to her hotel room, embraced by her nurturing warmth and the scent of dragonblood incense, I feel an immediate sense of ease. We sit on the couch with tea, barefoot and cross-legged, and her exuberant confidence is totally contagious. Now I get it—she is The Honey Pot. Enter: The Honey Pot Company, a toxin-free, gynecologist-approved and plant-based feminine care brand. Since using their products, my pH has been so perfectly balanced that I am happy to report I have almost forgotten what a yeast infection feels like.

Most feminine care products have traditionally marketed themselves with all things pretty, pink, and floral. Minimalist aesthetic aside, the Honey Pot isn't just "pretty" or preaching that your vagina shouldn’t smell like a flower. Instead, it’s their mission to normalize women’s health and bodily functions while further breaking the mold by pushing for inclusivity in the feminine care industry. Their tagline says it all: made by humans with vaginas, for humans with vaginas. Hey! Not sure if someone has already posted about this lately but… I decided to try the Honey Pot herbal infused pads a few days ago after seeing them in Walmart. I love their other products and these were advertised as calming and could help reduce pain associated with cramps. The Honey Pot feminine care review found that the products are not FDA-approved for menstrual, postpartum, and daily care. Note that the ingredients contained in the products are approved by the FDA. Does Honey Pot help with BV? The Honey Pot offers various feminine care products such as pads, liners, tampons, feminine wipes, and washes. These products are designed to provide a healthy and effective alternative to conventional feminine care products.

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Because at this point I’m grateful for all the things that we’ve gone through. I’m grateful that I wasn’t able to raise more money when I wanted to. I’m grateful that my path might have been more uphill than the next person’s path and I had to really work the muscle to be able to climb the hill. I’m grateful for that because that’s what was meant for me. I'm not here to tell you that these pads are going to change your life and have you looking forward to your period or anything, but they do make me feel a whole lot more comfortable. Not only are they way more lightweight than other heavy, scratchy pads I've used, but they feel softer and more breathable against my skin—a must during hot, humid New York summers! It’s important to change honey pot pads regularly to prevent leaks and maintain optimal hygiene. The frequency of pad changes will depend on the amount of urine produced and the level of incontinence. As a general rule, honey pot pads should be changed at least once a day or as soon as they become wet. Are Honey Pot Pads Reusable? That’s why we created honeypot approved non-herbal pads with supreme absorbency to ensure you are secure and protected throughout your cycle. Use these organic Honey Pot cotton cover non-herbal heavy flow overnight pads for comfort and confidence when finishing up your nighttime routine and heading to dreamland (no need to stress about “morning after” stains!). These non-herbal, hypoallergenic overnight sanitary pads have a super soft OCS certified organic cotton cover and ultra-absorbent pulp core which ensures maximum comfort and minimal leakage. We also offer herbal-infused Honey Pot overnight pads with soothing essential oils for extra comfort. Here’s to a new relationship with your pads.

The brand aims to provide menstrual care to those who need it most. They have partnered with organizations like Happy Period to distribute menstrual hygiene kits to the homeless, low-income families, and others living in poverty. This suggests that their products are also accessible and beneficial for individuals facing financial challenges. Gentle and Moisturizing: The feminine wash from The Honey Pot is described as gentle, moisturizing, and formulated with ingredients like lavender, aloe, and calendula. Each person can have a different flow. Some have a light flow, while others have a heavier flow. The absorbency of each pad indicates whether it’s compatible with the heaviness of your flow.

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I imagine it’s hard to separate yourself and your personal life from your brand and the company. How do you manage taking care of your mental health to maintain a work-life balance? If you have a light flow, opt for thin or ultra-thin absorbency pads. Maxi pads and pads with overnight absorbency are best suited for heavy periods. Organic The scientific community has focused on studying the vaginal microbiota to better understand and treat certain gynecological conditions. Understanding the microorganisms present in the vagina and their effects on health is crucial for improving women’s health. Cost-effective: Compared to other bedwetting products, such as disposable underwear, honey pot pads are a more cost-effective solution. Most people’s first experience with menstrual products usually involves pads. They’re easy to use and less intimidating than tampons and menstrual cups.