1920 2020

Championing Her Progress

Kotex History

100 years ago, Kotex was created by nurses at the front lines who had to keep working even when they had their periods.
Kotex - The World's First Sanitary Napkin!

During World War I, cotton production on European soil decreased. The decrease in the cotton produced in the soil caused a great crisis. Kimberly Clark researchers discovered that in this crisis environment, a new type of cotton could be produced from cotton: Cellucotton. The ‘cellucotton’ obtained by reprocessing the cotton tissue was also hygienically much higher quality that cotton. Kimberly Clark researchers made ‘Cellucotton’ five times more absorbent than cotton.

Nurses Discovered Innovation!

Mahler succeeded in his presentation in Washington. The ‘cellucotton’ produced by Kimberly Clark was a discovery large enough to solve the cotton crisis. After the United States entered the war in 1917, the cotton produced by Kimberly Clark was first used as a wadding in the clothes of the Red Cross soldiers who fought at an altitude of 380-500 meters. According to human history books, African women used cloths and diapers instead of sanitary pads.

Kotex 3

During World War I, cotton production on European soil decreased. The decrease in the cotton produced in the soil caused a great crisis. Kimberly Clark researchers discovered that in this crisis environment, a new type of cotton could be produced from cotton: Cellucotton. The ‘cellucotton’ obtained by reprocessing the cotton tissue was also hygienically much higher quality that cotton. Kimberly Clark researchers made ‘Cellucotton’ five times more absorbent than cotton.

Kotex 4

During World War I, cotton production on European soil decreased. The decrease in the cotton produced in the soil caused a great crisis. Kimberly Clark researchers discovered that in this crisis environment, a new type of cotton could be produced from cotton: Cellucotton. The ‘cellucotton’ obtained by reprocessing the cotton tissue was also hygienically much higher quality that cotton. Kimberly Clark researchers made ‘Cellucotton’ five times more absorbent than cotton.

Kotex 5

Mahler succeeded in his presentation in Washington. The ‘cellucotton’ produced by Kimberly Clark was a discovery large enough to solve the cotton crisis. After the United States entered the war in 1917, the cotton produced by Kimberly Clark was first used as a wadding in the clothes of the Red Cross soldiers who fought at an altitude of 380-500 meters. According to human history books, African women used cloths and diapers instead of sanitary pads.

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