Introducing LimeLight™: The new national symbol for PMDD awareness

Kristina Goodsell

Evelyn Health is launching LimeLight, a national campaign that runs from 20-30th April to bring Premenstrual Dysphoric Disorder (PMDD) and Premenstrual Syndrome (PMS) into the spotlight.

What is LimeLight?

LimeLight is a bold national effort to raise awareness of PMDD, spearheaded by Kristina Goodsell, known from Married at First Sight UK and a passionate advocate who has PMDD herself. The campaign encourages supporters to paint their ring fingernail lime green (or wear a LimeLight pin) – simple, yet powerful symbols, designed to spark conversations, break stigma, and make PMDD unignorable.

With the backing of Kristina Goodsell and Evelyn, and in support of The PMDD Project, we are uniting to push PMDD awareness to new heights

Why It Matters

Premenstrual Dysphoric Disorder (PMDD) is a severe, hormone-based mood disorder affecting 1 in 20 women and assigned female at birth. On average, diagnosis of PMDD takes a staggering 12 years. Often misdiagnosed or dismissed, PMDD can have a devastating impact on mental health, work, and relationships. Awareness is critical to ensuring better understanding, support, and treatment options. Companies like Evelyn exist to drive change, breaking the silence around PMDD and advocating for a future where no one suffers in isolation.

All profits from the campaign will go directly to The PMDD Project, a UK-registered charity. The organisation is dedicated to raising awareness, providing support, and funding research to ensure those affected receive the recognition and care they deserve.

Why Now?

PMDD is a critical unmet health need that has been overlooked for too long. Awareness is finally gaining momentum, with more individuals than ever seeking answers. In fact, “What is PMDD?” topped Google’s 2024 ‘What is’ search category, highlighting the surge in public interest and the urgent need for education and support.

April is also International PMDD Awareness Month, making this the perfect time to launch the LimeLight campaign and drive real change. Premenstrual symptoms are at their highest in the final 10 days of womens’ cycles, so the campaign focuses primarily on 20-30th April. By amplifying awareness now, we can ensure that those suffering from PMDD are no longer dismissed, misdiagnosed, or left to struggle in silence.

Embrace LimeLight to give those affected by PMDD a simple, visible way to advocate for change, demand better healthcare, and connect with a supportive community.

How to Step into the LimeLight

✅ Buy your LimeLight Nail Varnish or Pin from Evelyn – all profits go to The PMDD Project
✅ Paint your ring fingernail lime green or wear the LimeLight pin
✅ Share a photo on social media using #PMDDLimeLight
✅ Tag @WeAreEvelyn

Join the Movement

To get involved, purchase the official LimeLight nail varnish or lapel pin from evelynhealth.com/LimeLight. For those unable to wear nail polish, the LimeLight pin badge offers a powerful alternative.

100% of profits go directly to The PMDD Project to support research, advocacy, and those affected by PMDD.

What Our Partners Say

Kristina Goodsell, MAFS UK & PMDD Advocate: “As someone who has personally battled PMDD, I know how isolating and misunderstood it can be. That’s why I’m honoured to spearhead the LimeLight campaign and bring visibility, support, and real change to those affected. Let’s make PMDD unignorable.”

The PMDD Project: “We are absolutely thrilled to have Evelyn’s support for the LimeLight campaign. Awareness is the first step toward change, and this initiative makes it easy for anyone to show solidarity while directly funding the research and support services that those with PMDD so desperately need. We are incredibly grateful to Evelyn for standing with us in this mission.”

Evelyn Health: “Our mission has always been to break the silence around PMDD and give those affected a voice. LimeLight is a simple yet powerful symbol of awareness, and by working with Kristina and in support of The PMDD Project, we can ensure that PMDD gets the recognition and research funding it deserves.”

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