My Favorite Plastic-Free Beauty Swaps - Dust & Glow

My Favorite Plastic-Free Beauty Swaps

Welcome to my blog where I'm excited to share my favorite plastic-free beauty swaps! As someone passionate about sustainable living, I've embarked on a journey to reduce my environmental footprint, starting with my bathroom routine. In this article, I'll introduce you to 5 incredible plastic-free alternatives that have revolutionised my beauty regimen. And guess what, most of them are also made in New-Zealand and women led! That's what I call a WIN, WIN, WIN! 

From Dust&Glow powders for haircare, facial cleanser, and body wash to Solid toothpaste tablets or powder, Aotearoad lip balm in home compostable paper tubes, Bronte Body razor, and Aleph Beauty for makeup, these swaps have not only helped me minimize plastic waste but also enhanced my overall beauty experience. Join me as I delve into the world of plastic-free beauty and discover these game-changing products.

5 Easy Plastic-Free Swaps for a more Sustainable Beauty Routine

1. Solid Toothpaste Tablets or Powder for Toothpaste

Say goodbye to plastic toothpaste tubes and hello to solid toothpaste tablets or powder. These eco-friendly alternatives come in reusable, compostable packaging, reducing plastic waste. Simply pop a tablet in your mouth or scoop some powder onto your toothbrush, and enjoy a refreshing and effective oral care routine while minimizing your environmental footprint.

Gaelle's pick: I love the tablets when travelling or the fresh mint powder.

 

2. Aotearoad Lip Balm in Home Compostable Paper Tubes

Upgrade your lip balm game with Aoteroad's lip balm in-home compostable paper tubes. Made from natural and nourishing ingredients, these lip balms provide hydration and protection for your lips without the need for plastic packaging. Once you're done with the lip balm, simply compost the paper tube, and it will naturally break down, leaving no trace behind.

Gaelle's pickMy favourite is the Raspberry + Rosehip version, my daughter is also a big fan !

 

3. Bronte Body Razor

Trade in your plastic disposable razors for the Bronte Body Razor. Made from durable and sustainable materials like stainless steel, this reusable razor provides a close and smooth shave while reducing plastic waste. With replaceable blades and a timeless design, the Bronte Body Razor is a long-lasting and eco-friendly choice for your shaving routine. 

Gaelle's pick: I have the rose gold Razor and absolutely love it! 

 

4. Dust&Glow Powders for Haircare, Facial Cleanser, and Body Wash

Swap out your traditional liquid haircare products, facial cleansers, and body washes for Dust&Glow powders. These innovative waterless beauty products come in powder form, eliminating the need for plastic packaging. With Dust&Glow, you can enjoy clean, vegan, and potent formulas that are activated by the water in your shower, giving you a healthy glow while caring for the planet. 

Gaelle's pick: i can't really have a favourite child, but if I had to choose, I would go for the Powder Based Daily Polisher and the Powder Based Shampoo for Balanced to Oily hair ;)

 

5. Aleph Beauty for Makeup

Complete your plastic-free bathroom routine with Aleph Beauty's range of makeup products. Aleph Beauty offers plastic-free, water-free and minimalist clean make-up, allowing you to enjoy a luxurious makeup experience without the guilt of excessive plastic waste. From foundation and  to mascara, Aleph Beauty offers high-quality, clean, and sustainable makeup options.

Gaelle's pick: I personally love their two-in-one concealer/foundation. 

 

By incorporating these easy plastic-free swaps into your bathroom routine, you can make a positive impact on the environment while still enjoying effective and luxurious beauty and personal care products. Take a step towards a more sustainable lifestyle and inspire others to do the same. Together, we can create a plastic-free future for a healthier planet.

Gaelle

Founder of Dust&Glow

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