This embarrassing moment has happened to all of us…

You throw a tampon in your handbag as you’re running out the door, and later it pops out of your handbag (or more often…rolls out) at the wrong moment. Using tampons is nothing to be mortified about, but you don’t need your boss, new beau or an entire dinner party to see them.

Voila! Très Femme Girly Tubes are designed to carry your tampons with privacy and more importantly, in style.

Très Très Femme Girly Tubes invited all women to dish on their girly dilemmas share where a cute pink Girly Tube would have saved grief. Or share how the Girly Tube did just that. To WIN a Girly Glam Gift Pack: A coveted clutch Monaco Bag, jeweled Couture Tank Top, Pink Coat of Arms Key Chain, and a Girly Tube.

AND THE WINNER IS...

Ms. Nicole - I Want Candy!
I'm guilty of not paying attention to my daughter when she constantly repeats herself. Like when she is screaming "I want a lollipop, I want a lollipop, I want a lollipop" (for 30 minutes!) - I think it's a talent you pick up after giving birth, the ability to tune out "non life threatening" stuff. But that’s not always good....

We attended a communion party where they had one of those popular "candy tables" for the kids, an idea which I can bet came from a dentist! From the moment they unveiled the sugar haven my daughter went into "I want" mode. I want chocolate, I want gum, I want marshmallows…you get it. After awhile I activated my silence button to continue with adult conversation, which doesn't happen often lately.

She started getting louder and louder (and louder!) screaming "I WANT CANDY, OPEN THIS!" over and over (and over!). Finally my husband starts laughing hysterically and tells me that I should tend to our daughter. Why? Why can't he just handle this huge candy dilemma that has become so important that now everyone seems to be focused on my daughter and her little group of sugar craving friends.

Turns out that since my daughter was a little too short to reach the candy table (which is a good thing), she decided to take matters into her own hands and dig through her diaper bag hoping to find her fix. She did. And being the sweet little girl she is, she decided that she should share her new found treasure with the other kids in her crew. The only problem was that the "candy" I had in the diaper bag was an individually wrapped tampon that she couldn't open.

GIRLY DILEMMAS – some contest contenders

Ms Maria (Partly Sunny)
My awkward story is when one of these babies would have come in handy! It is so cute. Girly Tube looks like a Juicy Couture perfume vial. In the summertime when we go boating, we can't bring much for belongings with us because it all gets wet. We just have our bikinis on, so when it's time to run to the bathroom with the tampon this would rock.

Ms AL
I used to buy ob tampons. One day my father-in-law came was visiting and he cut his finger. He went to the bathroom and tried bandaging it up with 'guaze'. Turns out he thought my box of tampons were finger guazes!

Ms NL
There was a big event that I had to dress up for and my dress was quite tight. So not wanting to wear booty shorts or have VPL I decided to go with a thong – and would have to use a tampon for the first time. I decided to throw a bunch of tampons in my bag just in case. When I got to the event I was having lots of fun, and the food and music was great. After dinner I wanted to retouch my lip gloss, so I reached in my bag and grabbed a tube. Unfortunately I had grabbed a tampon instead and not focusing I tried to gloss my lips with a tampon!! Lets just say I spent a long time in the bathroom after that little incident!

Ms Jess
I was on vacation with my family to the Philippines; and travel pretty light so all I had with me was my camera bag, money, lipgloss and of course tampons. Our family was having a large meal, and Filipino food is loaded with garlic. After the lunch, my uncle insisted that he takes an after lunch photo. Without any hesitation, my uncle goes into my bag and picks up the camera from the camera bag, and notices the tampon and picks it up, and says to me from across the table, "Oh, wow, Mentos. Can I have?" I look up and so do the others at the table, and notice it is my tampon he is holding. My instant reaction was a loud "OH NO! Uncle, that is not Mentos" and quietly explain it’s my tampon. To make matters worse, he doesn't know what a tampon is, which would lead me to start explaining what it is. Long story short, my tampon convo with my uncle was unsuccessful (I may have confused him more), my mother takes the lead and explains and still red faced, my mother then explained to me that they don't carry tampons in the Philippines. The End.