Nuvenia: the brand that breaks taboos on women’s femininity

Some topics, especially those related to women's body and femininity, are still treated as taboos today, so much so that people often prefer to avoid them.

However, there are certain brands, like Nuvenia, that make people talk about them not only for the quality of their products, but also for how they manage to break these taboos, promoting greater awareness of the female body through advertising and campaigns.

Sanitary pads and panty liners that guarantee comfort and protection

Nuvenia products are designed to meet all women needs, with particular attention to comfort. From thin, light and highly absorbent sanitary pads, to the Pure Sensitive line, designed for sensitive skin, to classic panty liners, strings and micro that adapt to any panty. They are allergen-free products, so they are also perfect for those with more delicate skin. And the protection? Guaranteed. Whether you choose sanitary pads with or without wings, the result is always the same: freshness and safety for the entire duration of your period.

We invite you to discover Nuvenia products on our website by clicking here.

The new “Mestruaction” campaign

Nuvenia does not stop at the quality of its products. It has chosen to go further, launching initiatives that challenge conventions and open a direct and transparent dialogue on menstruation. An example? The new digital campaign “MESTRUACTION”, which brought Nuvenia directly into schools with its first live event. A talk recorded in one high school, with three special guests who openly discussed menstruation, offering food for thought and creating an environment of open and inclusive dialogue.

The goal of this initiative is clear: to prepare the new generations to face menstruation with awareness, without fear of talking about a topic that concerns all women.

The video of the event is already available on Nuvenia's YouTube channel:

Nuvenia is really doing an important job: not only does it offer high-quality products, but it also contributes to a cultural change, ensuring that menstruation is no longer something to be ashamed of or hidden.

It is a step towards a future in which every woman, young or adult, can feel free to live her menstrual cycle with serenity and without prejudice.