L300 Skincare

L300 (Läkemedelsprojekt 300) is a renowned Swedish skincare brand with roots in medical research. It was established in 1980 by the pharmaceutical company Pharmacia, based on the groundbreaking discovery by Professor Gunnar Swanbeck that dry skin lacks natural moisturizing factors like urea and salt. The brand's philosophy centers on using the skin's own moisturizing substances to strengthen the skin barrier.

Today, the brand is owned by Karo Healthcare, a Swedish healthcare company that has expanded its portfolio across Europe. While its identity and product development remain deeply Swedish, the manufacturing is conducted mainly in Sweden to adhere to strict Nordic quality standards, though some components may involve neighboring European facilities within the Karo Healthcare network.