From Upcycled Fruit Skincare to Undetectable Body Sunscreens
The April 2023 cosmetics round-up features products that are sustainable, nourishing, and ethical.
My Skin Feels, for instance, repurposes olive oil, ketchup, and mandarin juice as skincare formulas that are antioxidant-rich and impactful. Elsewhere, brands like Viori curb plastic waste by creating beauty and haircare products in solid format, eliminating the need for additional packaging.
Lush also stands out in the April 2023 cosmetics round-up with its Land Defenders, Water Protectors campaign. Launched in partnership with Indigenous Peoples Rights International (IPRI) and The Blue Planet Project (BPP), the initiative is educational about the climate crisis and features a limited-edition Guardian of the Forest Bath Bomb. 100% of the purchase goes toward supporting Indigenous communities and activism.
My Skin Feels, for instance, repurposes olive oil, ketchup, and mandarin juice as skincare formulas that are antioxidant-rich and impactful. Elsewhere, brands like Viori curb plastic waste by creating beauty and haircare products in solid format, eliminating the need for additional packaging.
Lush also stands out in the April 2023 cosmetics round-up with its Land Defenders, Water Protectors campaign. Launched in partnership with Indigenous Peoples Rights International (IPRI) and The Blue Planet Project (BPP), the initiative is educational about the climate crisis and features a limited-edition Guardian of the Forest Bath Bomb. 100% of the purchase goes toward supporting Indigenous communities and activism.
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