Brands Making Strides Towards Sustainability.

In a world where self-care meets eco-consciousness, haircare brands are stepping up their game. They're not just pampering your locks; they're caring for the planet too. Here's a glimpse of the haircare superheroes championing sustainability in their products.

Rahua: Deep in the Amazon Rainforest

Rahua, a standout haircare brand, is on a mission. With its Symbiotic® Certification, they source ingredients from the depths of the forest using sustainable and chemical-free farming methods. But Rahua's commitment to sustainability goes even further. They're working on philanthropic projects that empower Native Amazonian Indigenous Communities, helping them achieve self-sustainability.

As of 2022, Rahua has preserved nearly 40,000 hectares of biodiverse tribal lands deep in the Amazon Rainforest. That's like safeguarding a natural treasure trove. And it gets better; they're carbon neutral. Their plastic packaging is recyclable, but that's not all. You can refill those bottles with recyclable pouches. These pouches are a game-changer - 60% renewable plant-based resources that biodegrade into healthy compost. Rahua is redefining haircare, one sustainable step at a time.

2. Neal's Yard Remedies: The Carbon Neutral Pioneer

Neal's Yard Remedies has been serving mindful customers since 1981, and they're pioneers in the sustainability game. With over 90% of their ingredients COSMOS Organic and Soil Association certified, their commitment to the environment shines through. They actively steer clear of animal testing, and their devotion to bees is remarkable. They've raised over £165,000 for bee-friendly causes since 2011.

Renewable energy powers their factories and stores, contributing to a greener world. Plus, they're transforming their plastic packaging, with a goal to switch entirely to recycled plastic bottles by 2025. Neal's Yard Remedies proves that you can have a thriving business while being a steward of the environment.

3. Garnier: Transforming the Giant

Garnier is a household name, but it's not resting on its laurels. Since 2019, this giant brand has been on an eco-mission. They've sourced 85% of their bio-based ingredients sustainably, shifted to vegan ingredients, and made their haircare formulas 90% more biodegradable. The result? Over 9,000 tons of virgin plastic saved.

Garnier isn't just talking the talk; they're walking the walk by being certified cruelty-free by the Leaping Bunny Program. They've laid out ambitious goals in their sustainability report for 2025. It's a transformation in progress, proving that even industry giants can change their ways.

4. Ethique: Bars of Sustainability

Who needs liquid shampoos when you can have bars? Ethique has mastered the art of eco-friendly haircare with their range of shampoo and conditioner bars. They're vegan, palm oil-free, non-toxic, and cruelty-free. These bars are perfect for travelers, bypassing those pesky TSA liquid restrictions.

But what sets Ethique apart is their concentration. One of their bars equals five bottles of conditioner. You're not only getting more for your money, but you're also helping reduce plastic waste. Ethique offers options for different haircare needs, from oily to frizzy. They're ticking all the boxes for a more sustainable, plastic-free future.

5. Faith In Nature: Sustainable Beauty Pioneers

For over four decades, Faith In Nature has been a pioneer in sustainable beauty. Their products are vegan, Leaping Bunny approved, made in the UK, and packaged in 100% recycled materials. They've long embraced organic ingredients and have introduced a nationwide refill system in many independent stores. This means you can refill everything from their impressive 5-litre range. Faith In Nature isn't just about natural ingredients; they're nurturing a deep commitment to the environment. Their products reflect their passion for sustainability and your well-being.

These brands are really leading the way on self care/eco-care. Their commitment to sustainability is not just a marketing gimmick; it's a way of life. So, as you pamper your hair, remember, you're also pampering the planet.