Here is a concise summary of the video:
**Title:** Review of a "Period Swimsuit" with Built-in Leak-Proof Pad
**Summary:**
* The reviewer, Safiya, tests a period swimsuit with a reinforced, fleece-lined crotch (gusset) designed to be leak-proof.
* She wears the suit (a black one-piece) without additional period products on Day 4 of her period at a beach on Lake Erie.
* **In-water experience:** No visible blood leakage or inflation, but the gusset gets wet and heavy.
* **Post-swim issues:**
+ Gusset takes a long time to dry (~40 minutes to mostly dry, ~1 hour to fully dry after removal).
+ Water spots appear on clothing when standing up after sitting, resembling urine stains.
* **Verdict:**
+ Not ideal for swimming due to sogginess and drying time.
+ Could be a good solution for beach trips (if not swimming) or for those who can't use tampons.
+ Better than wearing a traditional pad into the water, but with its own set of drawbacks.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text, keeping each fact as a short sentence and excluding opinions:
1. The product being tested is a "period swimsuit" designed for menstruating individuals.
2. The swimsuit has a reinforced crotch area, described as a built-in pad.
3. It's marketed as "leak-proof" but not waterproof.
4. The product is from the same company that makes period leggings.
5. The reviewer chose a black one-piece style for testing.
6. The swimsuit's internal gusset is made of a fleecy material.
7. The reviewer is a tampon user but tested the swimsuit without additional period products.
8. The test took place on Day 4 of the reviewer's 7-day period.
9. The location of the test was Cedar Point, an amusement park with a beach front on Lake Erie in Sandusky, Ohio.
10. The reviewer spent approximately 30 minutes in the water while wearing the swimsuit.
11. After getting out of the water, the swimsuit's crotch area took around 40 minutes to feel dry (though still looked soggy).
12. The full swimsuit took about an hour to dry after being removed.
13. The reviewer experienced water leakage from the swimsuit after getting out of the water, resembling water spots.
14. The swimsuit required washing again after drying, adding to post-use maintenance.