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There are so many green beauty products out there and ways to repurpose old make-up, but what do you do with empty make-up contains aside from putting them in the bin? Upcycling is not just for old clothes, you can also upcycle empty make-up packaging! Here are seven ways to upcycle empty make-up cartilages into something new. These ways to upcycle old make-up are so simple, that you don’t need to be crafty to make something useful!
Some inspiring and eco friendly ideas of what to do with old makeup!
Did you know that the European cosmetics industry is worth 77 billion Euros? It’s a shocking figure, but not so hard to believe if you’ve been shopping for makeup.
We spend a small fortune on makeup and cosmetic products. And, whilst many are used up completely, an even larger number of items are cast aside before they’ve been fully finished.
Rather than just throwing your old makeup away, here are some ideas of what to do with it:
Hi Friends,
Today I am reviewing the Coconut Matter eco friendly natural deodorant range. I reached out to Coconut Matter after discovering them via the Ethical Influencers page. I have been on the hunt for an eco friendly natural deodorant forever!
I did a review a while back on the Pierre d’alun natural deodorant stone and have been using mine since I got back from Morocco last November. It lasted the year but I missed the nice fragrance since it has no scent. I was really keen to try out the Coconut Matter deodorants when I spotted them.
Hi Friends,
Today I am doing a review of my new fave eco-friendly reusable bamboo coffee cup and straw. Sorry I’ve been absent from the blog lately but I have been crazy busy. Moving house, renovating our new bar and restaurant and having guests come to stay. We are opening in just over a week so it has been a tad hectic to say the least! I will be updating you guys on that soon but I want to spread the word about my latest fab finds first!
I am a member of the Ethical Influencers team and as a lovely perk of that, I was given the opportunity to receive a gift of choice from a wonderful eco-friendly and sustainable shop called WAKEcup. They sell a range of sustainable everyday goods that help cut down on single-use plastics. I was delighted to be given the opportunity to try their eco-friendly reusable bamboo coffee cup and straw.