Gentle, reliable protection for light leaks—designed with your skin, comfort, and confidence in mind.
Why Light Bladder Leaks Deserve Serious Comfort
Light bladder leakage is more common than most realize. Whether it’s a laugh, a cough, or a quick bend to grab something off the floor, those surprise drips can happen. For many women over 40, these moments are simply part of life. But that doesn’t mean you should settle for uncomfortable, bulky pads just because the leak is “light.”
You deserve bladder protection that’s thoughtfully made. One that respects your body, supports your skin, and helps you feel confident, no matter what the day brings.
The Hidden Cost of Bulky, Irritating Liners
Too many panty liners feel like they were made for convenience, not comfort. You might recognize the issues:
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Scratchy top layers that irritate sensitive skin
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Liners that twist, bunch, or don’t stay in place
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Synthetic materials that trap heat and moisture
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Added perfumes that can trigger itching or rashes
For women with sensitive skin or conditions like inverse psoriasis, the wrong liner can cause more harm than help. And when discomfort becomes part of your daily routine, it’s time for a better option—one that supports your health.
Our Pick: Panty Liners That Disappear Into Your Day
That’s why we created a panty liner that delivers protection you forget you’re even wearing.
Attn: Grace Light Liners are designed specifically for light bladder leaks. They’re breathable, ultra-thin, and kind to your skin—because comfort should never be a compromise. Here’s what makes them different:
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2.5mm ultra-thin design that feels barely there
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Plant-based top sheet—soft and breathable
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Made for light bladder leaks with a highly absorbent core
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No dyes, fragrances, or PFAS—just skin-safe support
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Dermatologist tested and Skin-Safe™
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Fits seamlessly into regular underwear without bulk
Here’s what real women are saying:
“No more panty drips! This liner is extremely comfortable. It doesn't chafe or itch. Love the texture and the biodegradable aspect.”
— Linda, Verified Buyer
“I recommend this product… I really like these pads. They are thin, but just enough to leave you dry.”
— Helen S., Verified Buyer
“Very good product. Comfortable, non-irritating, and clean feeling throughout the day.”
— Anonymous, Verified Buyer
What Science Says About Skin & Synthetic Pads
The vulvar area is more sensitive and absorbent than other parts of the body, which is why what you wear there matters. Many conventional liners use synthetic, non-breathable materials and added fragrances that can trigger irritation, especially when worn for long hours.
According to research, synthetic and perfumed hygiene products can increase the risk of contact dermatitis, an itchy, often painful skin reaction [1]. Women experiencing urinary incontinence are also more likely to develop incontinence-associated dermatitis (IAD) when exposed to prolonged moisture or irritants [2].
That’s why Attn: Grace liners are made with a plant-based top sheet—to help protect the skin’s barrier, reduce heat and friction, and offer a breathable alternative that feels clean and gentle all day.
Feel Protected—Without Feeling Anything At All
The best liner is one you don’t notice—and with Attn: Grace, that’s exactly what you get.
There’s power in being able to go about your day without worrying about leaks, itching, or a bulky pad shifting around. These liners stay where they should and do what they’re meant to do: support your body discreetly and comfortably.
Final Thoughts: Choose What Feels Good for Your Skin
You don’t need to settle for itchy liners, thick pads, or formulas that irritate your skin. When it comes to light bladder leaks, you deserve the same quality, safety, and comfort you’d expect from any personal care product.
At Attn: Grace, we’re here to offer bladder leak protection that does its job quietly, safely, and beautifully. We made these liners for women who want to stay active, feel fresh, and live fully.
Choose panty liners that feel like nothing’s there—because that’s exactly how it should be.
References
[1] Cheng, H. S., & Fernández-Peñas, P. Allergic contact dermatitis of the anogenital region in men and women. Journal of Lower Genital Tract Disease. 2020; 24(2): 221–224. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/32097200/
[2] Beeckman D, Van Lancker A, Van Hecke A, Verhaeghe S. A systematic review and meta-analysis of incontinence-associated dermatitis, incontinence, and moisture as risk factors for pressure ulcer development. Research in Nursing & Health. 2014; 37(3): 204–218. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/24700170/