The Honey Pot Company

It's like dog(gy) years

For years I cringed at the word “period”, anxious in dread of that one week that came every month like clockwork (I guess that’s a blessing at my big age).

Picture it: Brooklyn, NY, 2003. I had just come home from a day in the 7th grade, and I went from baby girl to blossoming young woman. I was scared, and I hid my secret in shame, just like I did with everything else in my life. It became a habit, and eventually a trek for Miss Independent. That was until my back broke from all of the burdens I carried. My mother was a teenage parent when she had me, and the last thing I wanted to do was add any unnecessary stress to her agenda growing up, so I handled what I could on my own until I couldn’t anymore. That’s when she stepped in. I had no choice but to open up, and like a freshly bloomed flower, I rose. She taught me that my body was nothing to be ashamed of, and so was my cycle.

Opening up to my mother taught me about the importance of sharing rather than suffering in silence, especially in moments when you could use it most. The best part of it all, she started sharing with me, including putting me onto Honey Pot products, which alchemized my shame into sexy. I no longer feel embarrassed about needing help — your safety net is waiting for you to fall freely.

If you saw me on my run, no you didn't

One thing I’ve learned is that slowing down at the end of the day has to be intentional, because there will ALWAYS be something else I could be doing 😂

I’ve been making my nighttime routine less about rushing through a checklist and more about actually taking a little time for myself. One way I’m doing that is by using The Honey Pot Calming Wash as part of my intimate care routine. I love that it’s pH balanced (3.5–4.5), gynecologist tested, dermatologist tested, and made without added synthetic fragrances.

Do yourself a favor and grab Calming Wash at Walmart + get $3 Walmart Cash back. Check Walmart for current offer details and eligibility.

Your tampon should be doing its job, not making its presence known!

If something feels off, try a lower absorbency, a different insertion position, or double-check that your tampon is inserted far enough.

And if it hurts every time? Don’t just power through. Persistent pain can have a number of causes, so it’s worth checking in with your doctor.

Everyone's saying summer's over....my 🍑 says otherwise....

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