When packing for a trip, the one area I always struggle with surprisingly is selecting items for my washbag. I use holidays as an opportunity to try some new skincare, which makes travel sizes the perfect companions. Here I review my latest mini beauty empties.
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?
I used to believe my beauty routine was relatively streamlined until I started posting my beauty empties. Then the physical proof of my beauty habits stares right back at me. Here are my early spring empties spanning haircare, bodycare and as always, skincare.
What happens when your job involves being responsible for developing a beauty and wellbeing brand’s products? In my case working for Neal’s Yard Remedies means getting through lots of their famous blue bottles and developing a dependency on Mahonia.
Mini breaks may not have been on the agenda for most of us in the last couple of years, but that doesn’t mean that travel size toiletries should languish at the bottom of your holdall. Here I review nine travel-size toiletries I’ve used up without flying anywhere.
The beauty empties series continues with a focus on clean beauty products. From cruelty-free bodycare to certified organic skincare, reusable cleansing tools and natural health supplements, my beauty product consumption seems to be heading in the right direction.
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