Mascaras including the plastic tube and wand. Compacts and palettes, such as eyeshadows, powders & blushers. Yup, taking one for the team, Maybelline's recycle stations work for your entire beauty stash. Simply pay a visit to one of the 1,000 Tesco, Superdrug, Boots or Sainsbury's stores participating in the scheme to drop off your make-up from any brand. Maybelline changed the game for your mascara empties, launching the biggest make-up recycling scheme in the UK. Feeling good about your eco beauty purchases only to have a pang of guilt once the empty packaging goes in the bin? Now you can pop down to your local supermarket and complete the product journey feeling more than a little bit pleased with yourself.įrom Maybelline and Boots, to Garnier and Neal's Yard, these are the beauty recycling schemes encouraging you to get eco-friendly with your empties by offering make-up recycling.
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How To Recycle Your Make-UpĬlosing the loop on our beauty routines is the great British high street, stepping up to make beauty product recycling schemes an accessible option for literally everyone. But, despite our earth-friendly efforts, 45 per cent of make-up wearers still don't know that you can recycle your beauty products, and 42 per cent wouldn't know where to start even if they did know (according to a study carried out by Maybelline 2020).Īltering our beauty habits to conscientiously shop cleaner ingredients, plastic-free packaging and ethically-sourced formulas is a great start to altering the way we buy beauty as a nation, but what happens once you've finished that vegan foundation or coral reef-friendly SPF? It goes straight in the bin.
When it comes to a sustainable beauty routine we've got the re-usable muslin cloths ready to go, we're clued up on refillable products and we can recite the dangers of microbeads at the slightest mention of eco-friendly skincare.
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