While the menstrual hygiene industry makes over 28,7 BILLION dollars, it is controlled by 8 companies led by men. The use of dangerous toxic and carcinogenic components have consequences for women’s health but also the environment. These companies do not give back to the society as other ethical brands do, and so 130 MILLION girls don’t go to school due to their m**********n.
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