Sheet masks, like face wipes, are single-use products discarded after 15 minutes, promising but rarely delivering plumper skin and brighter complexion. Their biodegradable claims typically refer to the mask, not the plastic packaging, which can persist for years. Some...
According to A Plastic Planet’s “Sack the Sachet” campaign, beauty and personal care companies worldwide produce 122 billion plastic single-use sample sachets each year for products like shampoo, moisturiser and perfume. These sachets are uncollectible and...
Many types of wipes are made from plastic materials, soaked in harsh chemicals (often containing microplastic ingredients) and packaged in a plastic pouch. Designed to be disposed of once used, wipes are unsustainable, wasteful and promote a throw-away culture. There...
Despite their name, cotton wool and pads often contain plastic and are bleached using harsh chemicals. These mixed materials hinder the recyclability of cotton wool. When single-use cotton wool/pads are needed for hygiene reasons in salon, opt for 100% organic cotton,...
Facial cloths are particularly useful for removing thicker balm and oil cleansers, but are sometimes made from synthetic materials that can shed microplastics and are non-recyclable. It is sometimes the case that they are included as a free gift alongside a cleanser...
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