Fae Den

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Waste-free moon cycles
Connect with your divine feminine🌹
100% cotton reusable pads
Set of 5 Regular pads - R650

R10 of every purchase is put toward donation sets ✨

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Want to donate reusable pads for the UNISEF-UKZN PMB menstrual pad drive? 🌸
Get involved by purchasing a set of 3 or set of 5 reusable menstrual pads, or by making a small donation towards a set. You are welcome to donate via EFT, using your name and "PD" as reference and we'll cover delivery costs.

We are offering a *40% discount* on donations, that means:
Set of 3 - R250
Set of 5 - R390

Fae Den pads can last between 3 and 5 years, so your donation will go a long way and make a significant difference in someone's life! 🥰

We have until the 17th of September to collect as many reusable pads as possible 🙌

Please contact us or [email protected] for more information 🌿

Banking details:
D Struckman
Nedbank
Acc no: 1141606399

Our reusable pads -
💦 can be used for waste free menstruation and light incontinence
🌿 made with toxin free materials - cotton and added waterproof layer
🌍 are sustainable and eco-friendly
👭 empower women
🇿🇦 are handmade in KZN

Featured: individual pad with plant based, naturally dyed inside layer 🌿
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Reusables vs Disposables 💸
We’ve worked out that the average person using around 25 disposable pads/tampons per cycle is going to spend at least R2800 on period products in just 3 years! Whereas with Fae Den pads our set of 5 is R650 and will last you closer to 5 years with proper care 🌸
Not only are you saving the planet from extra waste, you’re also saving on your wallet🌍

Did you know that you will spend nearly 10 years of your life on your period? 🙆🏼‍♀️
The average uterus owner will have around 450 menstrual cycles in their lifetime, that’s a lot of periods 🩸 and a lot of period products! The average person uses around 11 thousand pads/tampons in their lifetime! This is far more waste than our planet can handle, this is why we encourage the switch to sustainable, reusable menstrual products ❤️

Everyone has an emergency handbag pad, our individual pad with cute pillow case cover is perfect to keep on hand for just in case! 🤞🏽
Along with some crystals for positive energy and lavender for calming emotions, what more could you need in your handbag? 💁🏽‍♀️💕

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Did you know Greenpeace Africa is trying to collect votes against SA's plans to vote against joining a Global Plastic Treaty.
Please sign and share🙏
It's time we give a damn!
The health of our planet remains critical 🌍💚
https://pages.greenpeaceafrica.org/en-gb/vote-out-plastic?_ga=2.194782957.1969701599.1626342418-1211604227.1626342418

Make a the commitment towards a cleaner future in a few simple steps
° Weaning yourself off disposable plastics🚮
° Reuse and Recycle (duh) ♻️
° Shop responsibly 🇿🇦
° Start Composting 🥬

Vote Out Plastic According to confidential documents, the South African government plans to vote against a new Global Treaty to stop plastic pollution. This is despite being the 11th biggest marine plastic polluter in the world!Roughly 70 other countries have stepped up in support of the treaty so far, because the g...

Most people don’t know that using reusable menstrual products can help you experience shorter and less painful periods. Tag a friend who you think would like to try out our pads💕 Our 15% sale ends on the 31st of July🌿

Passionate about patterns, style or colour?💃🎀🍡
We have such a beautiful collection of 100% cotton materials😍
Here we feature the absorbent side of our Fae Den Reusable pads in brown, maroon and black 🌺 also available in different shades of red, Grey, and brown

If you would love to personalize your product feel free to message us 🎆📬

4 ways we can stop being ashamed of our menstruation~
• Start talking about periods more ❤️
• Know how period shame is hurting women 🙆🏻‍♀️
• Consider this a feminist issue 💪🏽
• Support others who are trying to normalize period talk 🙌🏾
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Since we learn so many negative things about periods from such a young age, being period-positive takes conscious effort. From hearing people act grossed out at the mention of menstruation to being told to cover up leaks, we get the sense that periods are embarrassing at best and outright shameful at worst. 🙅🏽‍♀️ But the same way people spread these messages to us in subtle ways, equally small changes in our own behavior can lift the stigma on menstruation. 🌺
When we learn that it's bad to talk about something our bodies do, we may come to the conclusion that the thing itself is bad — and that our bodies are bad. And that needs to change.💕

Love thyself and be free
Remember to choose things that nurture your well-being and serve you and the earth well 🌍💚

Self love affirmations
°I express unconditional love for my mind, body and soul
°I will always take good care of myself
° I exude love and happiness
°I accept all and I accept myself
°I am a force of nature
°I belong here
°I am creating a beautiful life
°I attract wonderful beings into my life
°my voice is valuable and my opinion matters
°I choose to be grateful for every day🙏

Do you know what your disposable products like pads, tampons and nappies are made from? 🙆🏽‍♀️
A shocking list of chemicals and synthetic materials known to cause endocrine disruption, impacts on the heart and reproductive systems, diabetes, some cancers, and birth defects, to name a few.⚠️
Having these toxins in intimate contact with your body, specifically the skin around your ge****ls, for around 5 days every month is severely harmful to your health, as the skin around this area is highly permeable. Items that come in constant contact with your skin are absorbed into your bloodstream and distributed throughout your body.🙀

And if that’s not bad enough, all these highly toxic materials are considered “disposable” and therefore ending up in landfills, rivers and oceans, polluting not just our bodies, but our environment too🌍

Let’s choose our self care products wisely 🙏🏽💕 follow the link for more information on what pads contain:

https://www.theperiod.co/blogs/news/5-ways-sanitary-pads-are-killing-you