When will my blood turn red

Okay so period blood can literally be all sorts of colors, not just bright red, especially when you're first starting out. It's totally normal to see different shades of red, brown, or even black sometimes. It just depends on how fresh the blood is and how long it's been hanging out in your uterus before it comes out.

Like, when your period first starts, or if your flow is super light, you might see brown or dark red blood. That just means it's older blood that took a bit longer to leave your body. Sometimes it can even be a bit black, and that's also just old blood. Brighter red usually means the blood is fresher and your flow is probably a bit heavier at that moment.

Most of the time, these color changes are no biggie and just part of having a period. But if you're seeing colors that are super weird or you're just feeling off, it's always a good idea to chat with a grown-up you trust. They can help you figure out if it's something you should mention to a doctor, just to be safe. You can also track what your flow looks like in the Soso app, which is super helpful for knowing what's normal for your body.