Libresse Malaysia, known for pushing the boundaries in its marketing, launches an interactive experience for users to explore the womb. Titled Wonders of the Womb, the campaign begins with a virtual ...

Building on over 40 years of experience with menstrual products, Essity-owned Libresse’s latest campaign is championing a positive culture around periods and positioning itself as a system of support ...

Libresse, known as Bodyform in the UK, is renowned for creating taboo-breaking campaigns. In 2017 it made headlines with Blood Normal, the first period product ad to feature a red-coloured fluid, and ...

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Feminine hygiene brand Libresse has withdrawn an ad campaign from various channels and explained that it was not the brand's intention to offend any woman or the community. It said in a Facebook post ...

STOCKHOLM, March 19, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- Hygiene and health company Essity is continuing to expand its range toward more sustainable products through the launch of Libresse® V-Cup, a reusable ...

The ad (which is currently airing on TV in Denmark and Finland with plans to run it in the UK in the New Year) was created in response to a worrying trend of women believing that their vulvas are ...

The spot, conceptualised by BBDO Malaysia, titled 'Men-struation' checks the knowledge of few men who are asked questions like what exactly periods are according to them, what are the different kind ...

Recently, menstrual pad brand Libresse came under fire for its Know Your V campaign, which is aimed at normalising discussions surrounding the vagina. Following the release of its V-Kebaya Limited ...

Libresse, a feminine hygiene brand, launched its campaign Liberating Our Periods on Menstrual Hygiene Day in China with the aim of dismantling prejudice against menstruation and building the brand as ...

In 2016, Libresse became the first brand to tackle the taboo of menstrual periods in women's sports with its bold Red.Fit initiative. In 2017, the global feminine hygiene brand realized an even bigger ...