Evolution of Period Products
This week we are going to be exploring the history and evolution of period products! At the end of this week we are hosting a panel discussion to dive deeper into the conversation of periods in a public space helping to remove the stigma around this natural process! Tickets are on sale on the website flowingforchange.ca! Period products have witnessed a transformative journey, reflecting changing societal attitudes and technological advancements. Historically, women utilized rudimentary materials like cloth and wool for menstrual management. The 20th century marked a significant shift with the advent of disposable pads and tampons, offering convenience and discretion. In recent years, there has been a surge in eco-friendly alternatives, such as menstrual cups and reusable cloth pads, aligning with the growing environmental consciousness. Additionally, technological innovations have introduced period-tracking apps, providing users with insights into their menstrual cycles. Overall, the evolution of period products mirrors a dynamic blend of convenience, sustainability, and technological integration, highlighting a more inclusive and progressive approach to menstrual health. #period#periodpovertyawareness
Evolution of Period Products
Period Products Currently and How to Use Them
After exploring the history of menstrual hygiene products, we're shifting our focus to their current existence and usage. Over the next few days, we'll delve into the most common form of products available today and how to use them! This will feature video explanation of the applicaation processes for a panty liner, a pad, a tampon, and a menstural cup! The goal is to create an inclusive space for learning. Join in as we navigate the present-day world of menstrual hygiene, empowering everyone with the knowledge and confidence needed for informed choices and open conversations about menstrual health. Get ready to learn and engage with the contemporary aspects of these essential products!
How to Insert a Tampon with a Plastic Applicator
Featuring: Cassandra Gelbloom
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How to Insert a Menstrual Cup
Featuring: Cassandra Gelbloom
Instagram: @cassdoesartt