Gynaecologists, midwives and obstetricians recommend the use of cotton in intimate feminine hygiene and, in particular, for more sensitive, atopic skins and those that suffer allergies.

Furthermore, as it is compatible with the physiological pH, it does not alter the acidity of the vaginal mucosa (our natural protective barrier).

Unlike synthetic superabsorbent fibres that can dry out mucosa, or plastic that generates an optimal microclimate for bacteria, fungus...

Cotton maintains the correct flow, allowing your skin to breathe and remain fresh all day.

Our cotton is purified without chlorine or dioxins (chemicals used to whiten other substances, such as cellulose, rayon or viscose).

We don’t use artificial products to perfume or mask scent either, avoiding potential irritation or allergies due to friction or direct contact.

Organic cotton is a crop with an annual cycle that is fully respectful of the environment, present and future.

The majority of conventional hygiene products are made with cellulose, which comes from wood. For its mass production millions of hectares of trees are felled and to process it vital resources, such as water and energy, are wasted.

In cultivation of another type of cotton, toxic chemicals are used to control pests and weeds. These products contaminate soils and, what’s worse, the aquifers on which human, animal and plant life depends.

Organic cotton, by protecting water and soil, in addition to the thousand-year-old practice of leaving land fallow, generates more oxygen and preserves the ozone layer.

Beyond safeguarding our planet today, our commitment is to improve it for the future.

To do so, we must avoid leaving toxic waste or rubbish that outlives us, in many cases, by thousands of years.

We support R&D to launch products that are more than 77% biodegradable and compostable.

Can your hygiene products say the same?

Starting with farmers, all workers are guaranteed:

• A minimum living wage
• Working hours that are not excessive
• No discrimination of any kind
• Right to join a partnership and to collective representation

Throughout the cultivation and production chain we do not employ child labour.

In addition, of course, all kinds of forced labour and violent or inhumane treatment are prohibited, guaranteeing safe, hygienic working conditions.

In order to obtain ICEA and GOTS certification, farmers and manufacturers receive training and are guided to join partnerships, therefore achieving better access to markets, ensuring they are less vulnerable to price fluctuations, and allowing them to access more secure, regular payments.