Coty to make fragrances from carbon-captured ethanol
According to the company, its carbon-captured ethanol involves nearly zero water consumption and reduces the need for agricultural land
According to the company, its carbon-captured ethanol involves nearly zero water consumption and reduces the need for agricultural land
Viable.Earth has curated a selection of Australian beauty brands leading the way in sustainable practices.
The Conscious Together initiative includes converting to 100-per-cent recycled plastic packaging.
Scientists often cite rising temperature in oceans because of climate change as the main culprit, but other studies show that chemicals oxybenzone and octinoxate also cause coral damage and bleaching.
This marks the brand’s first release of a diverse range of eco-conscious products in one collection.
“Our innovative and sustainable packaging is intrinsically tied to Ewe Care’s core values,” said Nicole Gilliver, co-founder, Ewe Care.
A study has found that red and black apples and Arnold apples are the most ideal option to develop natural pigments.
My-Blades also covers its product with a ‘Teflon Platinum’ coating to ensure a smooth shave and reduce razor burns.
“We believe that changing the world should be as easy as changing your underwear.”
“Now is the time for organisations to drive the agenda on social wealth creation and environmental responsibility to make the world a better place.”
The company centralises sustainability as the goal for future development.
After a successful trial at 50 stores, UK retailer Boots has expanded its Recycle at Boots program across the kingdom.
Cleanery comes in three varieties – multipurpose cleaning spray Gardenia, kitchen cleaning spray Lemon & Lime, and bathroom cleaning spray Kanuka & Mint.
Every year in America, women spend at least US$2.8 billion on sanitary pads and tampons that can take hundreds of years to decompose.
Featuring calcium carbonate and natural flavours such as eucalyptus and peppermint, the tablets have zero sulfates, parabens, allergens or harmful chemicals.