Eco-friendly My Soda shampoo range cuts plastic waste by 80 per cent
My Soda is the first haircare brand sold in Australian supermarkets to offer a sustainable refill solution.
My Soda is the first haircare brand sold in Australian supermarkets to offer a sustainable refill solution.
Under the creative direction of Alessandro Michelle, the collection’s new design is inspired by “old Hollywood glamour” and made with sustainable materials.
The Eco-Refill Box is introduced under the Bayes brand and sourced from recyclable and biodegradable material, which can lower plastic use during production by 70 per cent.
Swedish beauty brand Forgo has launched a mix-it-yourself soap – a powder to liquid…
The powders can be used a wide variety of ways – as simple additions to anything from soups and dressings to baked goods to homemade dips and smoothie bowls.
“A small lipstick, with the conventional design we are used to, will never be recycled in the current industrial world,” said the students.
“We are so proud of the strides we have made to make it easier for parents to choose a nappy that is better for the earth.”
The brand’s symbol since 1852, French luxury beauty company Guerlain has launched initiatives this year to help support bees.
Ten empty beauty bottles can be exchanged for a wind jacket for children in need in a sustainability initiative launched by L’Occitane in Hong Kong.
Two marine biologists in Australia concerned about the impact of commercial sunscreens on endangered coral reefs have created a chemical-free alternative that protects both people and oceans.
During a 40-day period, one 400 ml Ecofill pouch uses 33 times less plastic, with no product waste.
This Australian-founded body-care brand is helping reduce waste by creating sustainable alternatives to traditional hand and body washes.
Here are six ways that women can help mitigate the impact of using sanitary products during menstruation on the environment.
L’Oreal and Carbios have worked on the development of the bottle to replace mechanical recycling since 2017.
Three body scrubs launched in the EU and UK mark the first products from the new British-based vegan skincare brand Wildlife Body.