Next up in our Period Powerful Profile series, we have Olivia Hawthorne, founder of Cycle for Your Cycle. We talked to Olivia all about Cycle for your Cycle and why she thinks it’s important to talk openly about menstrual health.   Could you tell us a bit about yourself?   My name is Olivia and I am 22. I am a musical theatre performer and spinning instructor. I was diagnosed with PCOS when I

  Next up in our Period Powerful Profiles series, we have Clare Knox, founder of See Her Thrive. We talked to Clare all about PMDD and the mission behind her period powerful project.   Why motivated you to start up See Her Thrive?   I see people post day in, day out on out on social media about their struggles with menstrual-related health conditions at work. As a secondary school teacher with Premenstrual Dysphoric Disorder

  Next up in our series of period powerful profiles we have Molly and Nell, founders of Preventing Period Poverty.   Preventing period poverty is a non-profit organisation pushing for changes in the UK surrounding period products and their availability. The aim of the organisation is to help people in period poverty and a make a change, no matter how big or small.   We chatted to the founders, Molly and Nell about Preventing Period

  As part of our period powerful profile series we caught up with the lovely Beth Fuller, founder of Noa Vee.   Noa Vee is an online empowering platform that champions an honest and positive approach to beauty. Alongside inspirational content that tackles topical issues faced by modern women, Noa Vee also has a shop featuring ethical, positive fashion brands.   We chatted to Beth about Noa Vee and also what inspired her to be