TENCEL® - The skin sensor
- TENCEL®
- Cotton
The skin is the largest human respiratory organ.
Human skin acts as a protective shell, regulates body temperature and maintains water balance. TENCEL® supports these body functions acting like a second skin.
Perceptibly better.
A subjective feeling of well-being depends considerably on moisture absorption and on surface structure of the fibers. Rougher fibers can lead to skin irritation. The extremely smooth surface of TENCEL® feels soft and pleasant to the skin. The reason for the fine surface of the fiber is low fiber stiffness.
- Smooth fiber structure
- Temperature control
- Irritation free
- Suitable for sensitive skin
TENCEL® for sensual smoothness
Smoothness across the board
Comparison of the fiber surfaces makes the difference patently obvious. TENCEL® fiber has a smoother and more supple surface than wool or cotton. Wool tends to have a scaly surface, while cotton is irregular and rough.
- Cotton
- Wool
- TENCEL®
Reassuring results for sensitive skin
TENCEL® is a godsend for anyone with sensitive skin. The combination of a smooth fiber surface and excellent moisture absorption creates a positive environment for healthy skin, making TENCEL® ideal for anyone with sensitive skin.
According to recent dermatological studies, wearing clothing made of TENCEL® significantly improves comfort and promotes a feeling of well being.* (Dermatological study of the textile compatibility of TENCEL®, 2004, Univ.-Prof. Dr. T.L. Diepgen, Heidelberg, Germany)Also, TENCEL® is chemical free, an important factor for sensitive skin and another asset in comparison to other fibers of a natural origin.
News
Lenzing – the leader in innovation for Modal fibers – presents a new micro fiber: MicroModal® Edelweiss
At the spring trade shows in Paris the Modal fiber experts, Lenzing, are presenting the newly developed “eco MicroModal®” fiber, produced using Edelweiss technology.
Lenzing AG Takes Legal Action Against the Violation of its Lyocell Patents
Lenzing AG, the global market leader for man-made cellulose fibers and the world’s only large-scale industrial provider of Lyocell/TENCEL® fibers, is taking legal action against the violation of its Lyocell patents.
