From campaigning against animal cruelty to creating organic certified products and developing solid beauty, many years of brand innovation and dedication have led to new ethical standards in beauty. Here are six beauty brands I think deserve a standing ovation for doing the right thing, when no one else was willing to take the leap.
To celebrate 50 years of Soil Association organic certification here is a fresh selection of health, beauty and wellbeing product swap ideas, with the aim of increasing the number of certified organic products in bathrooms. All certified organic of course.
Organic Beauty & Wellbeing Week is back and this year is extra special as Soil Association celebrates 50 years of organic certification. This is your chance to kick start a new healthy beauty habit by swapping to organic. But which brands will earn a place in your bathroom cabinet?
Many sustainable purchases have traditionally been more expensive than mass produced items, but today brands are conscious that green purchases should be as effortless as possible. From the rise of refills to solid bars and reusable accessories, now is the time to make that switch.
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.
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