PERIODS.

  • Yes, it's that time of the month.
  • Yes, it's painful.
  • Yes, it swings moods.
  • Yes, it is blood, but...
  • No more embarrassment.
  • No more blushes.
  • No more black packets.
  • No more rain checks.
  • No more shame.
  • No more explaining and
  • No more hiding.
  • Period.
TELL THE WORLD YOUR PERIODS ARE, WELL, JUST PERIODS.
How about we turn boring sanitary pad packaging into one that is inspiring, confident and sparks conversation? In this pouch, are a set of ten sanitary pads, each with a unique message, so that the most natural phenomenon in the world can no longer be the most stigmatised of embarrassing one. It's time to own your periods like the #GirlBoss that you are.
All Proceeds go to charity
LET'S OPEN UP AND TALK ABOUT PERIODS.
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Use #donthideitperiod on your social media posts and inspire others to talk about periods.
THERE'S MORE TO THIS THAN JUST A PACK OF PADS
300 million women in India do not have access to proper sanitary products, relying on old rags, newspapers, socks etc. For every pack of pads purchased, the sale proceeds will be donated to The Better India, who are setting up a factory in Ajmer together with Aakar Innovations, that will employ local women to manufacture and distribute bio degradable, low cost napkins. Know more.
SELF-INITIATED BY NH1 DESIGN, TO INSPIRE WOMEN
TO OPEN UP AND TALK ABOUT PERIODS
We're NH1 Design, a branding and design consultancy in Gurgaon. Since a long time, a question had been lurking in our head (and, our heart) - why does sanitary pad packaging fail to communicate and engage the end user? It's almost like the sole purpose of the packaging is to hide the pads by over-dressing them in florals, butterflies, cursive typography and stereotypical graphics. This brought us to the bigger question - why, in 2017, are we still shy to say the word 'Period'? Menstruation is a natural biological process. And that's all it is.

We decided to take things in our own hands and designed a packaging system that allows women to embrace periods and break the ice between their dear uterus and the society. If you like the thought and find our efforts worth it, do share, tweet, and let others know about it.

After all, it's just period. Period.
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