
Bootleg Natural Shampoo Bars Are A Dream For Plastic-Free Lifestyles
Lauren Federgreen shares her story of formulating natural shampoo bars to create great hair care products that reduce plastic waste.
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What does it take to be one of the sustainable beauty brands featured on The Wellness Feed? We research, review, and ask brands hard questions to provide transparent articles with reasons as to why a brand is sustainable. Here are a few of the questions that we ask brands whether researching or interviewing them:
With an understanding that everything we make, produce and consume has an impact, we’re not here to offer perfect sustainable beauty brands. The Wellness Feed reviews, interviews, and round-ups focus on brands making the best sustainable decisions from sourcing to end-of-life.
From refillable lipsticks to fruit-pigmented eyeshadows, here are the best sustainable beauty brands to reduce plastic waste, use natural ingredients, and offer super gorgeous hues to update your look! Enjoy!
Lauren Federgreen shares her story of formulating natural shampoo bars to create great hair care products that reduce plastic waste.
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Did you know that chemicals in sunscreens can bleach coral reefs? These sunscreens are made to protect, not damage.
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Ric Kostick, the co-founder of 100% Pure, chatted about blockchain, sustainability, diversity, and of course, advocating for clean beauty.
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Jena Covello, founder of Agent Nateur chats about sustainable sourcing, Europe’s organic certifications, and using pearl powder in her celebrity-loved skincare set.
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Attitude EWG sunscreen is mineral-based and plastic-free. So, we chatted with the brand to learn more.
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