Kotex 'Own Your Flow': a period brand makes blood-red tennis its coming-of-age anthem
Kotex replaces euphemism blue with defiant period red and tells one young woman's growth as a tennis match she must play alone.
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The full archive, in the appKotex replaces euphemism blue with defiant period red and tells one young woman's growth as a tennis match she must play alone.
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