Lipstick
3 ways to Green Your Lipstick
To get a good green lipstick (not green in color, of course), you'll need to read ingredient lists with a watchful eye and well-informed mind. Avoid petroleum-based ingredients, such as mineral oil, as well as synthetic chemicals, like parabens and BHA, that may pose human health problems in addition to environmental degradation. Lipsticks made with plant-based and natural ingredients and coloring are also available in organic and cruelty-free varieties, to up your lips' green sheen. Once you're sure the ingredients are safe, also choose lipsticks in minimal or recyclable packaging and dispose of it properly.
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Organic and cruelty-free lipsticks in eco-friendly packaging not only cut the use of harmful toxic chemicals and preservatives, but also keep waste out of landfills.
Choose natural lip balm
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Pucker up for eco-pampering lip balms that are petrochemical-free. They'll do good things for the earth and your lips.
Reuse and recycle used lipstick and tubes
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There are several practical uses for leftover lipstick tubes, as well as the old lipstick itself. Some manufacturers also allow you to send used lipstick tubes back for recycling.
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