As a cruelty-free and vegan brand, we love sponsoring other organisations that have the welfare of animals at the heart of what they do. That’s why we support the Bristol-based organisation Wild Place Project as part of our 1% for the Planet membership.
What is so stigmatising about the terms ‘sanitary products’ and ‘feminine hygiene’, and why do supermarkets still use them today?
When you’re trying to make environmentally friendly choices, ‘organic’ is often a buzz word that comes to mind. But is organic really better?
Stuck tampons (which won’t be lodged in forever) are more common than you think. Find out how to remove your stuck tampon with these easy steps.
Pelvic floor exercises are great for reducing lower back pain, strengthening postpartum, healing incontinence, and intensifying orgasms. What’s not to love?
We wanted to see how much the average amount of periods we have varies across the globe, and if there’s a reason why. Here’s what we found!
On Black Friday 2019, we teamed up with SH:24 to spend the day donating plastic free period products to people without affordable access. We caught up with SH:24 to reflect on the campaign, here’s what they had to say.
We have campaigned for better periods for all, over the last 30 years of Natracare. This week, we’ve launched a new campaign, calling for supermarkets in the UK and North America to change the language they use when signposting to period products.
In the wake of the pandemic, we’re supporting EcoHealth Alliance in their research into how nature can help towards the prevention of disease.
Free period products alone won’t solve period poverty. Challenges of sanitation, stigma, housing security, and more play a part too.
