A transformative journey towards a more sustainable future
As the world looks for more environmentally friendly ways to live, many people are increasingly aware of the impact their personal care routines can have on the planet. The average American woman uses 12 beauty products every day; the average man uses six. From the ingredients to the product to its packaging, people are asking, Can Beauty Go Green?
Excessive packaging can cause problems for the planet: Marine biologist and National Geographic Explorer Imogen Napper explains how it can be made more environmentally friendly.
Can the beauty products we use every day use more sustainable packaging? When we start thinking outside the box—they can.
As we all look for sustainability in the products we buy, Chemical biologist and National Geographic Explorer Rosa Vasquez Espinoza explains how Green Sciences can make beauty products more environmentally friendly.
With calls for the beauty industry to go green, how are responsible brands using Green Sciences and eco-thinking to lighten their impact on the environment?
Since July 2020, Garnier has embarked on a transformative journey towards Green Beauty to reduce its environmental impact. Garnier’s Green Beauty initiative is a complete end-to-end approach to sustainability. The aim is to transform every stage of Garnier’s value chain in areas such as plastic & packaging, product & formula, factories & manufacturing and solidarity sourcing. In addition, all Garnier products, globally, are officially approved by Cruelty Free International under the Leaping Bunny Programme.
