Five of the best sustainable beauty products
Featuring refillable glass jars and ingredients derived from the by-products of juicing and food production
1. Charlotte Tilbury magic night cream
Make-up artists rave about Charlotte Tilbury’s overnight moisturising cream, which has now been made available in refillable glass jars.
2. Gallinée cleansing bar for face and body
There are plenty of good solid shampoo bars on the market – for those who want to cut down on plastic bottles – but remarkably few high-quality facial cleansers come in bar form. Gallinée’s no-soap bar is an exception.
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3. Kjær Weis lengthening mascara
This refillable, organic mascara is great for a natural “you-but-better” look.
4. Kiehl’s crème de corps soy milk & honey whipped body butter
The crème de corps whipped body butter is much prized by skincare enthusiasts. And it now comes in a refill pack that requires 81% less plastic than a new pot.
5. Saint Iris Adriatica merry-berry plump
This delicious-smelling body oil, enriched with vitamins A and E, is so gentle that you can use it for your face too. The ingredients are derived from by-products of juicing and food production.
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