I Bloody Love You earrings

I Bloody Love You earrings

為響應每年5月28日的世界月經衛生日 (Menstrual Hygiene Day)，MenstruAction特別推出「I Bloody Love You」耳環進行義賣。所有收益扣取成本將捐贈Free Periods HK，以支持月事教育及打擊月經貧窮的工作。

產地：韓國

材質：合金屬、純銀耳針、全對耳環以14k金鍍金

In commemoration of the Menstrual Hygiene Day (MH Day) on 28 May, MenstruAction proudly presents you the I Bloody Love You earrings. All proceeds from the sale will be donated to Free Periods HK in support of menstrual health education and the supply of free menstrual products.

Made in Korea
Material: 14k gold plated alloy, sterling silver ear post

Understanding “Period Poverty”

The idea of menstrual health encompasses not only the physical and mental well-being, public health, and medical aspects of people who menstruate, but also broadly extends to whether they can afford adequate and hygienic sanitary products and maintain the right to normal social participation throughout their menstrual cycle.

In fact, Period Poverty presents a significant challenge to many menstruators, even in affluent and prosperous Hong Kong. Period Poverty refers to the inability to afford and access menstrual products, sanitation and hygiene facilities and education and awareness to manage menstrual health. Usually, it presents in the form of a lack of access to appropriate and hygienic sanitary products, having to reduce the frequency of changing sanitary products, the resulting health issues, and the hindrance of normal social engagement.

In Hong Kong, dedicated charities exist to support individuals who face period poverty and other menstruation-related difficulties. For instance, Free Periods Hong Kong aims to eradicate period poverty by proactively supplying free eco-friendly menstrual products and menstrual education to foreign domestic helpers, deaf individuals, ethnic minorities, and other low-income women. This directly alleviates the long-term financial burden of purchasing disposable sanitary products, enabling them to overcome period poverty and manage their menstrual health with dignity and self-assurance.

If you would like to find out more about the work of Free Periods Hong Kong, please click here.