Vagina Matters
A straight-talking, taboo-breaking educational book about period care, the female body, sex, and all things gynae health.
The book that saves you years of suffering in silence.
Learn to love your body. No surprises. No stigmas. No shame.
Looking after your vaginal health can seem intimidating — we get it. Between all the pap smear appointments, contraception, period care, and hair removal options, it’s easy to feel lost. This book provides a practical, no-nonsense guide on everything you can do to keep your vaginal health on top form.
In a world full of Insta models, BBL’s and body-shaming, we can sometimes perceive our bodies as ‘worse’ than they actually are. This book helps you understand the potential impact eating disorders could have on your life, provides you with tools to deal with the unnecessary sexualisation of the female body, and highlights the best ways to battle low self-esteem.
We’re fortunate to live in times where the full spectrum of gender identities is starting to be recognised. That being said, coming to terms with your unique gender expression can be challenging, so we want to provide you with the resources you need to be your truest self.
Did you know that only 30% of women reliably orgasm through intercourse? Vagina Matters equips young people with a guide to understanding masturbation, sex, and pleasure. We also cover other big questions related to your first time, consent and contraception.
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Education is at the heart of our effort to bridge the gender health gap
Here at Daye, we believe that education is the first step in breaking taboos and driving meaningful change. Our vision is a world where everyone has the tools to understand their bodies, and take their health into their own hands. For this we teamed up with Fine Acts to bring Vagina Matters to the UK.
Vagina Matters is an initiative by Fine Acts, a global creative nonprofit studio for social impact. Fine Acts works at the intersection of human rights and art, tech and science, and creates novel avenues to empower activism.