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Whether it’s destigmatising periods, disrupting gender stereotypes or protecting the planet, every day we commit ourselves to building a better world. One that’s safe, inclusive and sustainable for all.
The world isn’t something we take for granted. Preserving it is a responsibility we happily bear and it’s why our cup is reusable and recyclable. We also use zero-waste packaging and renewable energy while encouraging remote work and promoting sustainable activities in every possible way.
We want to liberate everyone from the shame and pain that comes from period stigma. Education is the answer. We help people from all over the world access the right knowledge and spread the message that periods are NOTHING to be ashamed of. This is how we smash taboos, normalise period talk and unlock people’s power within.
Not all women menstruate and not all people who menstruate are women. No matter how you identify, we welcome you with open arms. Lunette is here to provide gender-neutral guidance and support (plus giggles) for all things bodies and periods so you can bleed with confidence.
Education booklets printed and distributed around the world
Education packs delivered for healthcare professionals every year
Lunette Cups donated through various organisations
disposable period products from landfills and oceans
We’ve teamed up with some kickass organizations, charities and initiatives, to fearlessly ignite discussions related to reproductive health, give vulnerable people access to safe hygiene and catalyse period positivity around the globe.
Protecting our planet from excess plastic: sounds simple enough, right? But the truth is that it’s not quite that straightforward. For most of us,...
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Read moreThe world could use a little bit of extra effort when it comes to more gender-sensitive, transgender-friendly, and queer-inclusive language, especi...
Read moreIt’s time to normalize periods. Period. In 2021, let’s rise above the taboos and gender-based questions. Be part of changing the conversation a...
Read moreFor this month's Bloody Awesome Award, we would like to put some much-needed focus on the systemic cultural erasure that Black transgender peo...
Read morePeriod poverty isn’t going to go away in a week, a month or even a year - but the situation CAN improve. However, this is only possible if we keep ...
Read moreBut in a new poll it showed that nearly half of women have experienced period shaming at some point. So, why is period shame still a thing? And wha...
Read moreThe feminine-only language approach to having a period is not only irrelevant but can also lead to a plethora of issues that affect self-esteem, ca...
Read moreAll around the country, folks are dusting off their rainbow suspenders and stocking up on glitter – all to gather together for this month of celebr...
Read more“How do you feel about menstrual sex?” Caryn asked, taking a sip from a beer and holding her gaze intently. I feel my body get hot, my palms get sw...
Read moreAlthough June is the start of summer for many of us, it is also Pride month! Pride events are celebrated all over the world, and Lunette is excited...
Read moreI never thought that the image of a stained pair of ordinary underwear lying unceremoniously on my teenage room floor would remained burned in my m...
Read moreWhen did you get your first period? Teens with a uterus usually start their first period around the ages of 10-15. Although some young menstruators...
Read moreAccording to the 2017 Annual Homeless Assessment Report to Congress of the U.S Department of Housing and Urban Development, it was estimated that 3...
Read moreRecently we’ve been shedding some light on why periods are powerful in society, not just in developing countries but right on our front door step too.
Read moreRecently we’ve been shedding some light on why periods are powerful in society, not just in developing countries but right on our front door step t...
Read moreLunette’s mission this year is all about #PeriodPower! For the past few weeks we’ve been talking a lot about why periods are powerful, how we can s...
Read moreThe year of #PeriodPower is here! Recently we talked about what Period Power means and why this topic is SO important...now more than ever! So, gre...
Read moreRaise your hand if you’re ready to talk about periods...like REALLY talk about them. You there feeling shy in the back row, we’re especially talkin...
Read moreBy: Allison Waldbeser Although 2015 was the year of the period, we think EVERY year should be a time to bring menstruation to the public eye. Not ...
Read moreWhy are we so afraid to talk to our dads (or cis-gender father figures) about periods? The answer is simple: if they don’t get periods (physically)...
Read moreTired of seeing those period commercials that show us how absorbent their tampons or pads are from a blue liquid representing our period blood? (th...
Read moreIf you’ve ever had a period then you know that monthly bleeding is a luxury afforded to only about half the population. Wait...what? That claim see...
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