Kimberly-Clark's Kotex brand is hoping to break down the stigmas and embarrassment surrounding feminine care products. The Dallas-based company is introducing a new product line called "U by Kotex." ...

At this point, ads for [adjusts bifocals, clears throat] “feminine products” are so cliche that Always has broken down and started doing Dove-style empowerment marketing in the hopes of standing out.

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The neon bright blue liquid that appears in menstrual product commercials, that we all know should be a disgusting glob of red-brown blood, is hopefully on its way out. The brand Kotex has started to ...

Action Bronson is easily one of Hip-Hop most entertaining figures both lyrically and otherwise. Case in point, the Queens rapper revealed that he was once in a Kotex tampon commercial via Instagram ...

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A new ad for a sanitary pad shows red menstrual blood, a bold move that companies have historically shied away from. The ad reflects a growing trend to destigmatize women’s bodies and their bodily ...

Some users had to "seek medical attention to remove tampon pieces left:" Kotex. Kimberly-Clark issued a voluntary recall yesterday for some of their U by Kotex tampons, amid reports from consumers of ...

“How do I feel about my period? I love it!” That's the opening line from Kotex's 2010 "So Obnoxious" ad, which you might remember. The satirical ad features "a believably attractive 18-to-24-year-old ...