They’re made with 100 percent pure certified organic cotton, are non-GMO, and are free of perfumes, pesticides, and chlorine bleach. However, the brand didn’t respond to us when we asked about their adhesives and recyclability of the packaging. She has previously written for ELLE’s print magazine and The Sunday Times Style, writing in-depth features that challenge people’s perceptions of the beauty industry, by drawing from topics ranging from politics to sustainability to inclusivity, as well as conducting celeb interviews and tapping into zeitgeist trends.

Blending organic cotton and compostable materials, the majority of our panel found these pads lightweight and discreet, with 86% saying they were comfortable to wear. Even Quieter: If you think organic brake pads are quiet, just wait until you hear the ceramic variant.

Using organic is extremely important to me, so I was so happy to find Organyc's 100% organic cotton products. These ones by Seventh Generation are thick and bulky like you’d expect, but they get the job done for those with a heavy flow. Not Meant for Extremes: If you regularly tow, drive in extreme weather conditions or race your vehicle, the ceramic brake pad might not supply the stopping power that you need.

One byproduct of bleaching is the release of dioxins into the environment, which are a carcinogenic chemical. The applicator is made from biodegradable cardboard, which some found fiddly to use, but once inserted 88% said the tampon felt secure throughout the day. These pads are made of 100 percent pure organic cotton with additional features to ensure full protection, including wings to ensure a secure fit and absorbent leak-proof core.Let’s get one unfortunate fact out of the way to begin: natural pads don’t break down much faster in a landfill. Not to mention, our pros were impressed that these did not shed whatsoever (one of the only styles to do so!