Now the European leader in the face mask market, Lessonia continues to innovate with the launch of a new mask with a reduced ecological footprint. A first in this market!
Sensitive to environmental issues, the Breton company offers technical solutions to reduce the ecological impact of impregnated masks by innovating on packaging and eliminating the need for polypropylene supports.
In the impregnated face mask market, brands use sachets containing aluminum foil. This material has a high ecological footprint linked to its production. In order to reduce this footprint, Lessonia now offers packaging without aluminum foil. By making this choice, the company divides by 2 the carbon impact linked to the production of the materials needed to make the sachets. In addition, it saves 50 tonnes of CO2 equivalent in the atmosphere per 10 million masks produced, while guaranteeing the protective barrier effect of the packaging (preventing the mask from drying out).
But Lessonia doesn't stop there. It continues to innovate by doing away with the polypropylene support usually used to facilitate mask unfolding. In this way, Lessonia saves 15 tonnes of polypropylene per 10 million masks produced, while ensuring that the product is easy to use (out of the bag, easy to unfold). The company also offers specific natural materials, such as BIO non-woven masks. All Lessonia masks are OEKO-TEX level 1 certified.
Lastly, the company completes its 100% naturally-derived milky serum offering with Bio Cosmos lotions (aqueous or creamy). This enables Lessonia to offer sustainable, natural solutions for all phases of an impregnated mask project.
At a time when users are looking for greater transparency and ethics in their consumption, Lessonia is constantly improving its research and development to meet new consumer expectations and reduce its environmental impact.
