My love of French pharmacy skincare knows no bounds, and Caudalie earns extra brownie points for working hard on its eco-credentials. So when I’ve worked my way through their products, where do my beauty empties go? How sustainable is their packaging and how should we dispose of it?
One Percent for the Planet is an international organisation whose members contribute at least 1% of their annual revenue to protecting the environment. With 156 beauty brands signed up, you have more than enough to make an ethical choice. Here are my six beauty and wellbeing choices.
To mark World Environment Day I delve into five improvements you can make in your day-to-day life around sustainable beauty habits. Challenge yourself to all five, tackle one at a time or focus on a couple, it’s up to you.
As corporate responsibility becomes part of a company’s purpose and consumers make purchase decisions based on these credentials, brands actively seek recognised certifications that provide this seal of approval. So what does B Corp mean and who in the beauty arena has this certification?
Every 22nd April Earth Day is there to remind us to care for the planet. So what are the long-lasting changes we can make in our everyday life? Here I partner with beauty salon and stockist Pure Beauty to highlight some of their best sustainable beauty choices.
Californian vegan and cruelty-free skincare brand JUNOCO offers skinmalism in every aspect, from clean formulas only containing 10 ingredients in 100% recyclable packaging to promoting a simple approach to skincare routines, with reasonable prices to boot. Welcome to skinmalism.
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