Globally, women face a lot issues regarding their hygiene and well-being. Especially, young girls and women struggle dealing with their periods and cannot afford what they need. Some women use unhygienic uses to deal with their periods causing serious health issue across the globe. Women's well-being also gets affected by not being able to attend school or leaving the house on their periods which causes break of social contact with others because of having lack of products. Also, some older women struggle getting necessities for themselves or baby's. This is regarding the pink tax which is were women pay more than men for hygienical products such as: deodorant, perfume, baby products, clothing and services. This is why i am raising awareness.   

I am very passionate about this subject because as a young woman myself i have experienced these things and for it to happen to another young girl/woman breaks my heart.

I have wondered for ages 'what could i do to solve the issue of young girls and women dealing with such things?' then it hit me. I could start my own way of raising awareness and changing women's life for good.

Many years have women suffered these issues and i feel like its about time for women to stand up and speak up about how these side effects hit us and get recognition on our struggles for help.

I am taking this globally because there are so many women who cannot speak up and we as people can solve it for them. 

Together as a team these women's health issues can be stopped globally if we raise the signatures and speak up loud enough to be heard globally. As women we need to get together for our own goods, even if we are not in their position we can do it women to women. 

As an individual i am collaborating with women's charity's  to play my part into donating sanitary products and raising even more awareness on the cost of periods products as they are very unreasonably priced.

Also, the pink tax is also a main issue because women are expected to pay 40% more then men. Also, for their babies they approximately pay an average of £650 on baby nappies.

All of these issues overall should be enough to raise signatures to make a change, these poor women need to live too.