While adverts have become more honest about period realities, they rarely - if ever - show the actual blood that anyone menstruating has to deal with. Reusable period underwear brand Wuka have ...

“One of my own frustrations with period ads in the past is that they've been so deeply unrealistic—whether that be using blue period blood or just using watery liquid,” she said. “But in ...

Nadya Okamoto, co-founder of period-care company August, said using red rather than blue in advertising helps normalize the experience of having a period. Photo: Patrick T. Fallon/Bloomberg News ...

Female-founded startup Daye claims that Meta is rejecting its period care ads as adult or political. Credit: Vicky Leta / Mashable Meta doesn't have a great track record with ads focused on women ...

Period ads are some of the most ridiculous things ever. You know the kind: school girls dancing, women laughing for no reason, or something so over the top you just know that ad was conceptualised by ...