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But have you heard of blue beauty?
The magazine describes it as a subsection of clean beauty that focuses on the ocean and everything in it.
Is the name starting to make sense now?
And the beauty industry of old is one of the foremost culprits.
“The vast majority of these are made of virgin plastic and cannot be recycled either.”
Such products include Kinship’s Supermello Hydrating Gel-Cream Moisturizer, which you might find at your localUlta.
Opting for brands like these allows you to play a small part in fighting climate change.
Yes this includes those single-useface masksthat tempt you while you wait in line to checkout.
Some blue alternatives include ear washes, bamboo cotton buds, or reusable silicon swabs.
