The Procter Gamble Company

Lisa June Hood

Signe Christina Larson

Federica Denti

Christine R Dodge

Christine Gail Luzader

David Christopher Oetjen

Glen Ray Lash

Brian Patrick Bjelovuk

James Christopher Krause

Megan M Meyerrenke

John Lee Hammons

Naomi Ruth Nelson

Victoria Lynn Bischoff

John Lee Hammon

Signe Christine Larson

An absorbent article having a longitudinal centerline and a transverse centerline, a body facing surface and an opposing garment facing surface is described. The absorbent article has a topsheet, a backsheet and absorbent core therebetween. Also, the article includes first, second, and third capacity indicators visible from the body facing surface of the article. The absorbent article includes a background region which separates, at least in part, the first, second, and third capacity indicators.

Absorbent article having a multi-component visual signal

Absorbent article

Sheet with pattern element for an absorbent article

Sanitary napkin

Absorbent pad with pattern

An absorbent article comprising a first layer comprising a nonwoven having a first colored region that includes at least one of a central colored region, an intermediate colored region, and an outer colored region; and a second layer comprising a polymer film having a second colored region that includes at least one of a central colored region, an intermediate colored region, and an outer colored region; wherein the first colored region differs from the second colored region. The article may further comprise a background region. The background region may be visually distinguishable from at least one of the first colored region and the second colored region.

An absorbent article and method of making an absorbent article. The absorbent article has a first layer and a second layer in facing relationship with one another. The first layer has a first imparted colored region coincident with the longitudinal centerline. The second layer has a second imparted colored region laterally more extensive in a direction orthogonally away from the longitudinal centerline than the first imparted colored region. The second imparted colored region extends across the longitudinal centerline and has free ends. The absorbent article has a background region. The first imparted colored region and the second imparted colored region differ in color as compared to the background region.

Absorbent article having a multilayer visual signal

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Lisa June Hood