History of Libresse:
1940s
Women into paid work and earn their own money (is not it crazy that it was not until the 40's?). Now they can afford to buy sanitary napkins. Here in Sweden, launched the first kräppappersbindan Mimo Sept (we are better at naming our products today!) Of Libresse. A network surrounding the core of the pad and the ends must be tied together yourself. The actual pad is attached to a belt around the hips.1950s
In Falkenberg introduced an automatic tying machine, which was revolutionary in the binding industry. When other manufacturers set and tied by hand or sold their napkins without any knots at all, the plant produced in Falkenberg finished tied napkins in large quantities.
1960s
Now napkin secured directly to the panty. SCA's invention - a self-adhesive strip made of foam rubber - meant that the napkin was held in place and they did not have the special girdle. The actual pad had also become much better with a super dry finish.
1970s
It is the first ever pad that is shaped to the body with extra padding in the middle. Now they could finally have their Hugs and kisses jeans (ask your mom) even if they had feminine!
1980s
Women's lifestyle has always steered Libresse product developments, and we thought that girls probably did not want to carry around a giant pack of sanitary pads when they were out and went roller skating. So we launched the single package, which made it easier to always have a napkin handy. In the 80s, we also present the first pad with wings!
1990s
With the new absorption technology Efficapt has a 3 mm thin tie has become a reality. The same secure protection and incredible absorbency, but thinner and more comfortable. Libresse Invisible is born!
2000s
Invisible Good Nights design allows the pad is perfect and you do not have leaks at night.
2010s
We are constantly developing products that suit your needs, your body and your movements. We know that the better the fit, the better you feel. Libresse products are compliant and are in place for the best protection against leakage.
Wrote by Wen yan.
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