Period blood

We love talking period blood. So we chatted with Clinical naturopath Renee Grandi, who guided us: “The colour of your menstrual blood can tell you a lot about your health. Generally, a healthy period should be bright red, consistent flow without significant clots, last 3-7 days, and come in regular intervals (typically every 26-33 days)." Read more on scarletperiod.com/blog #ScarletPeriod #SustainablePeriods #PeriodWellness

Orange? Dark blood? Black, brown, pink?!? All about changes in period blood colors and textures along with a period blood color chart.

Free stock photo - menstrual blood in a bathtub. Help us break period taboo and check out Vulvani Gallery for more stick photos all around menstruation.

Period blood can vary in color and relays important information about a person’s health. Normal period blood typically varies from bright red to dark brown or black. Blood or discharge that is orange or grey may indicate an infection. Learn more about what the different colors can mean here.

The color, texture, smell, of period blood gives us great insight into how our bodies are operating. Discover what your period says about your health!

Do you know the different shades of period blood and what they mean? Save, share, and repost this to help educate others! Check out our blog post to go more in-depth.

Disclaimer: Cosmo seriously recommends you do not try this at home! Neither do dermatologists or doctors! But honestly, I love period blood masking.

There are plenty of variations when it comes to period blood, and watery period blood is one. Here's what you need to know if your menstrual cycle produces watery blood.