Surface
Smooth contact
The top layer is there for a softer first feel against skin.
Material / Technology
The softness starts at the surface
A plain guide to the silk-touch surface, modal fiber feel, absorbent core, back layer, and wrapped daily carry.
Layer overview
A simple structure, explained plainly
This page keeps the product story tactile and practical, without medical language or inflated numbers.
Core
Layered absorbency
The core is built to manage fluid in layers while keeping the pad slim.
Edges
Guarded shape
Edges and backing support the fit without needing loud leak-proof promises.
Silk-touch surface
Softness where it matters most
The top layer is the part you notice first. MODAL keeps the language here simple: smooth contact, soft feel, and less scratchy wear through ordinary hours.
Modal fiber comfort
Breathable comfort for daily routines
Modal fiber is used in soft textiles for its smooth handfeel. In period care, the point is simple: make the surface feel calmer during the day.
Absorbency and backing
Protection in quiet layers
The core and back layer work together for absorbency, support, and a slimmer profile. We avoid absolute leak promises and keep the focus on construction.
Safety statements stay specific
Free-from language belongs here only when it matches packaging, product records, or certificates the brand can support.
Material note
No fluorescent agents
A free-from statement should stay specific and match available product records.
Free-from
No formaldehyde
A direct material note, without turning it into a medical claim.
Free-from
No heavy metals
Keep this wording tied to product documentation when certificates are available.
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