My Period Game Changer: The Go&Move™ Experience

Hey everyone! 🤍 If you’ve been following my journey toward a more sustainable and "low-tox" lifestyle, you know I’m always looking for ways to swap out everyday waste for smarter, chicer alternatives. Today, we’re talking about something every woman deals with: Period Care.

I’ve been testing out Go&Move™ Period Underwear—specifically their Daily, Night, and Liner range. Is it really possible to ditch pads and tampons for good? Let’s dive into the details.

First Impressions & Packaging

The first thing that struck me was how "un-medical" the packaging feels. It’s vibrant, sleek, and clearly labeled with Sun ☀️ and Moon 🌙 icons so you know exactly which pair is for which time of day.

01. The "Daily Time" Briefs: Seamless & Invisible

The Gusset: Notice the deep purple interior? It’s not just for looks. It helps mask stains perfectly while the "Stay Dry" fabric wicks moisture away from your skin instantly. I felt fresh for 8+ hours.

02. The "Night Time" Briefs: Sleep Without the Stress

Day 2 nights are usually the "danger zone" for leaks, right? I swapped to the Night Time (Charcoal Black) pair.

Why it’s a Winner: If you look at the purple absorbent zone, it extends all the way to the back waistband. This is a lifesaver for back-sleepers. I woke up with zero leaks and, more importantly, zero stress.

03. The "Liner Briefs": Your Daily Freshness

For the "is it over yet?" days or just for extra confidence during a heavy gym session, I used the Liner Briefs.

They come in this super cute, resealable pouch—perfect for throwing into your handbag or gym kit. They are ultra-thin and much more breathable than those plastic-y disposable liners we’re used to.

Is it worth the investment?

After a full cycle, here is my honest breakdown:

• Comfort: 10/10. It feels like premium lingerie, not a "period product."
• Protection: 10/10. Not a single leak, even on my heaviest night.
• Eco-Impact: Think of the hundreds of pads you’ll save from the landfill.
• Maintenance: Super easy. Rinse in cold water, toss in a laundry bag, and machine wash cold.