Her Campus at UCSB
My Period Journey
Aside from the occasional cramp and pimple, everything seemed normal at first. However, I had no idea that my relationship with my period would go on to play such...
Her Campus at Scranton
Let’s Call Things What They Are: Period
The taboo behind women’s periods masks the reason behind them, our ability to create, which makes us incredibly special. We literally create things and to do that we need periods; they are not something to be ashamed of, they give uspower. In this way, I do think in some ways that the idea of “womb envy” is real, as we...
Her Campus at UCF
Surviving Your Period: My Tips and Tricks
Starting your period sucks, but here are a couple things you can do to be prepared to handle period cramps.
Her Campus at Jefferson
Eating and Living by My CycleÂ
I’ve always heard talk about the importance of “cycle syncing,” the idea of adjusting your lifestyle, including diet and exercise to the different phases of your menstrual cycle. Read...
Her Campus at Toronto MU
Period Purse Workshop: Craft Your Own Reusable Pads
This was my experience exploring the world of sustainable menstruation products.
Her Campus at McMaster
Rooted in Reawakening: The Follicular Phase
"Welcome to the follicular phase, the second phase of the menstrual cycle!"
Her Campus at McMaster
Rooted in Reconnection: The Menstrual Phase
"Have you heard of the menstrual cycle? Do you happen to know the phases that compose the cycle?"
Her Campus at UFL
Period Power: Taking Control of Your Menstrual Health
Dr. Saru Bala, a Thinx representative and naturopathic doctor specializing in women's hormonal health, gives her expert tips for a happier, healthier period.