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February 09, 2022 3 min read
It’s a sad and scary fact that each year, 120 million tonnes of single-use plastic is generated and dumped by the beauty industry, which ends up in landfill and oceans, upsetting ecosystems for millennia.
If you’ve known us for a long time, you’ll know how committed we are to doing what we can to minimise our own contribution to the huge amounts of plastic waste generated in this industry, in the hopes that we can help to slow down the effects of global warming, and be more thoughtful and sustainable as a brand.
Our next move is a really good one - designed not only to help us reduce our carbon footprint and reliance on single-use plastics, but to help you do the same! We’ve replaced our plastic lash extension cleaning brushes for pretreatment with reusable metal handles, so all you’ll waste now is the brush head - that’s 80% less waste than the whole brush being made of plastic! Just to sweeten the deal, we’ve done the same with our silicone mascara wands, meaning that we can be more sustainable while we work, and we can even help our clients to be more sustainable when they look after their lashes at home.
You can purchase a pack of 5 reusable brush handles and the corresponding brush heads (there are two types of handle, so make sure you’re getting the right handle for the right brush head!) and simply swap out the brush head once you’ve completed that stage of your pretreatment.
If you want to help your clients be more environmentally savvy too, you can even retail the reusable handles to them, and swap out their silicone brush head after each visit - think Starbucks’ reusable cups vs. throwing away your cup every time!
When you’re done using your brushes you can remove the head with your lash extension tweezers and dispose of it safely, then sanitise the handles the same way you clean your lash tweezers, be it with a sanitising liquid, barbicide, or an autoclave. If you’re retailing these to your clients, they can cleanse the brushes with their eyelash shampoo and some warm water. When the handles are clean, leave them hole end down to prevent water/cleansing fluid being left in the reservoir.
This is a simple swap for you to implement, but it’s the little things that we do which have a big overall impact on our environment!
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