Senitta Spreading Dioxin Awareness & Debunking Menstrual Hygiene Myths In Schools at Lucknow
It’s high time now to break through all the myths and taboos related to menstrual hygiene with Senitta. A brand by Unicorn Hygiene, aspires to spark the flame of knowledge and enlightenment about personal hygiene and self care in the minds of women across India. Senitta is not just other sanitary napkin but has the potential to be the voice that brings a big change in the menstrual hygiene conversations and practices prevalent in the society. In India, women are ashamed or scared to discuss issues related to menstrual hygiene. With that belief in mind & hope to change the current scenario, Senitta strives to educate women about the importance of personal hygiene and the complications it can lead to if ignored. They do this by undertaking several awareness & educational campaigns, one such campaign was organised to educate young women from various educational institutions in Lucknow.
The events were organised in following colleges of Lucknow – Carrier Degree College, Eram Girls Degree College, Navyug College, Ramadhin Singh Girls Degree College, Amity University, AIM, Dayanand Rama Degree College, Sardar Bhagat Singh Degree College.
The goal was to spread awareness regarding dioxin (a group of highly toxic chemical compounds that are harmful to health. They can cause problems with reproduction, development, and the immune system. They can also disrupt hormones and lead to Cervical Cancer.) & to break several myths related to menstrual hygiene that many women have & to answer their questions related to menstrual hygiene. They also showed how Senitta’s dioxin-free sanitary napkins are different and helps to keep the hazards related to menstrual hygiene at bay.
The event commenced by distributing Feedback forms which were going to be collected at the end of the session and the anchor briefed the audience about the session, the product & women hygiene experts. The sessions were led by women’s hygiene experts – Dr. Purnima & Dr. Amit (also known as the Padman of Lucknow) who were there to share their expertise on the topic and provide solutions to the problems that students face during their periods & briefed the students on topics related to personal health & hygiene, the Do’s and don’ts during menstrual pain and educating them about Dioxin.
