Maria Nila Breaks New Ground

This October, Swedish haircare company, Maria Nila breaks new ground within sustainable beauty by opening up the doors to their new innovative factory and beauty hub.

By quadrupling their production, Maria Nila now increases its vegan, cruelty free and climate compensated assortment and makes it easier for everyone to take a step towards a friendlier world.

Located at the very heart of the Maria Nila organisation in the south of Sweden, the new beauty centre covers an area of 4,500 sqm, meaning a production capacity multiplied by four. Here operates the whole process, from creative ideas to finished products off the rack, meaning that Maria Nila covers all development processes in house; from trend forecasting and resourcing of new ingredients, to chemistry, formula development, filling of bottles and finally storing in warehouses on their way to salons all over the world.

This customised factory is designed to produce sustainable beauty on a new level. Features like rod covered solar panels correlative to 60 households, a recycling system for the production’s water supply and circular air condensation equipment that allows for the residual heat to be transferred back into the production process – giving great energy efficiency that makes the most out of the invested resources. A break down in numbers tells us that the new beauty hub has a capacity of producing 5,000 products per hour, generating less energy and emissions per produced unit than ever before.

Thanks to the latest machinery, Maria Nila now also makes it possible for other beauty categories such as skincare, make-up and perfumes to be produced in a sustainable and environmentally friendly way.