May
8
Demystifying the menstrual cycle one infographic at a time.
via I Heart Guts
(via fuckyeahmenstruation)
Green Menstruation Sensation!
This blog is dedicated to all things green blooded.
For menstruators and non-menstruators!
Feel free to ask questions, submit your photos and artwork, poems, stories, experiences, ANYTHING green period related.
Love yourself, love the planet, love your period.
Dec
19
Anonymous asked: This is a great blog! I've had my Divacup for about a year, and it is so great! I wanted to share something funny that my mom told me when I was a teen. Well, mom always bought me pads for a few years, but I had heavy periods, and felt like they were really bulky because I needed the big ones. One day I asked my mom if I could try tampons. She cried and told me that I had obviously lost my virginity, because I wanted to stick things in my vagina. Haha. My mom is a bit crazy.
Thank-you for your story! Mum’s are indeed a little bit crazy sometimes!
Nov
10
Do you still think that the menstrual cup is too big?
The menstrual cup is the same length as a tampon but when it’s open is much wider. As you see, once folded, is very similar, so it’s insertion is easy. Especially because it is made of medical grade silicone, which slides, like a tampon with applicator.
If you want to know how to fold the cup this way, we made a video for you: http://youtu.be/IbODOLg44qU
Oct
19
This is the most scarring thing I learnt about at uni today
WHY WOULD YOU USE THIS!! WHYYYY
Uhhh, because they’re amazing?
-Healthy & safe
-Clean
-Convinient
-Cheap
-Environmentally Friendly
-Not owned by evil animal testing companies
Fuck Yeah! Menstruation: DIY - reusable cloth pads and pantyliners
I don’t really get it, but apparently menstruation is taboo in our society. A little shed uterine tissue and blood is nothing to be ashamed or embarrassed about. Nor is the fact that your vagina bleeds once a month something to be quiet and “ladylike” about. I’m not saying…
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