Laurier Japan
Kao Japan has a long reputation in the three major fields of beauty care, health care, laundry and household cleaning, and its baby diapers are well-known for their beauty and comfort, and feminine sanitary napkins are not too much. In 1978, Kao was the first in the world to adopt absorbent polymer material technology, and quickly seized the Japanese market and won the first place. Compared with the Sophie brand with a complete range and low price, its Lerya brand can firmly occupy the top spot in Japanese sanitary napkins by virtue of its solid R&D capabilities and high-quality products in the Japanese market. The absorbent core is the core part of the sanitary napkin, which is dominated by polymer absorbent resin and fluff pulp. Kao uses high-quality raw materials from around the world to ensure product performance. In terms of absorbent layer, the polymer absorbent resin is purchased from Sumitomo Refined Chemical Co., Ltd., which is the top in the industry, with the original fluffy pulp of southern pine in the United States, with large water absorption capacity and high absorption rate, and the surface non-woven material is derived from Unitika, Japan's No. 1 non-woven fabric manufacturer. Comfort is the advantage of Luxe, and the F series is the most prominent, and it has won the first place in the list of Japan Cosme Awards in the past three years. Cotton soft...