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Preserve's POPi Shave 5 is Made with Materials Claimed from Coastlines

Preserve makes uses yogurt cups to make toothbrushes, turns takeout containers into tableware and its line of POPi products (Preserve Ocean Plastic Initiative) includes the POPi Shave 5 razor, which is made from ocean plastic. The next-generation razor design suits men and women and includes an ergonomic handle design with a comfortable grip. The razor also includes ceramic-coated blades and a strip with cocoa butter and aloe for a smooth experience. Unlike most disposable plastic razors, these ones can be used with replaceable blades and the POPi Shave 5 razor handle can even be returned to Preserve via a mail-in recycling program.

To further support marine conservation and the health of the oceans, Preserve shares 25% of the proceeds from POPi products sold to non-profits devoted to oceans, beaches and plastic pollution research.
Trend Themes
1. Recycled Plastic Products - Preserve's POPi Shave 5 razor is made from ocean plastic, showcasing the trend of using recycled materials for consumer goods.
2. Sustainable Personal Care - Preserve's ocean plastic razor highlights the trend of incorporating sustainability practices into the personal care industry.
3. Circular Economy Initiatives - Preserve's mail-in recycling program for their razor handle demonstrates the trend of implementing circular economy strategies in product design.
Industry Implications
1. Consumer Goods - Preserve's use of ocean plastic in their razor presents an opportunity for consumer goods companies to utilize recycled materials in their product lines.
2. Personal Care - Preserve's sustainable razor design opens up opportunities for the personal care industry to create eco-friendly alternatives to disposable plastic products.
3. Waste Management - Preserve's recycling program for their razor handle showcases the potential for waste management companies to play a role in promoting circular economy initiatives.

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