Here’s a question for beauty fans everywhere: what is the point of all the time spent on a five-step day or 10-step night skincare regimen or perfecting your makeup when the planet will wither away due to global warming?
Beauty brands and other organizations that are heeding the call for sustainability and ethical practices paint a brighter future ahead.
Kiehl’s walks its talk through its Succulent Exchange Booth where customers may receive a succulent when they surrender empty Kiehl’s bottles. The empty bottles are turned into the plants’ containers.
Sustainability and ethical practices define the future of beauty products.
On 15 to 16 October, Kiehl’s will hold a Member’s Event where special offers await them. It will be available in select stores around Metro Manila.
Sunnies Studios, while not a beauty brand, has committed to stop the use of virgin plastic in the production of its eyewear.
Succulent Exchange Booth — trade your empty Kiel’s bottles for succulents.
This Responsible Sunnies commitment entails the manufacture of reading glasses made of recycled polyester packed in a biodegradable box.
Cetaphil continues to innovate on its already golden roster of skincare products for all skin types with the Bright Health Radiance line.
This set of skincare products is formulated with GentleBright Technology which combines Sea Daffodil and Niacinamide. These ingredients efficiently correct dark spots, boost brightness with the help of Advanced Peptide and Antioxidant C, and even skin tone.
CETAPHIL’s Radiance line.
This line highlights three products: The Gentle Renewing Cleanser, Perfecting Serum and Instant Radiance Mask.
Combining these three products claims to make the skin brighter in just 14 days — watch for my review!
Find these at Mercury Drug and Watsons stores, supermarkets nationwide, and the official Cetaphil Philippines stores in Lazada and Shopee.