Three packaging manufacturers, Eviosys, Grown.Bio and Verescence, teamed up to create 100% recyclable beauty gift packs and the limited-edition designs set the tone for a more sustainable future in beauty. For environmentally minded consumers, the gift set features 100% recyclable and refillable glass bottles and a reusable and infinitely recyclable metal tin, all within a carbon-negative 100% home-compostable insert made from mushroom material.
For this collaboration, the partnering manufacturers determined five key goals: refuse options that are not environmentally friendly, rethink the gift set concept, reduce packaging weight, reuse and recycle materials.
Grown.Bio's contribution to the collab introduces a sustainable material derived from mycelium and agricultural by-products. And at the end of its usable life, this material can be returned to the earth when it is crumbled, mixed with soil and used as fertilizer.
Recyclable Beauty Gift Packs
Eviosys, Grown.Bio & Verescence Features Sustainable Components
Trend Themes
1. Recyclable Beauty Packaging - Beauty brands can innovate by creating gift packs with 100% recyclable and refillable glass bottles and a reusable and infinitely recyclable metal tin, all within a carbon-negative 100% home-compostable insert made from mushroom material.
2. Sustainable Materials - Brands can explore the use of innovative materials in packaging, such as Grown.Bio's mycelium and agricultural by-products, which can be returned to the earth as fertilizer at the end of their life.
3. Reducing Packaging Weight - Manufacturers can focus on reducing packaging weight for smaller carbon footprint and more eco-friendly products.
Industry Implications
1. Beauty - Sustainable beauty packaging is an innovative way for beauty brands to capture the attention of environmentally concerned consumers.
2. Packaging Manufacturing - Manufacturing industries can explore the use of sustainable materials and reduce packaging weight for a more eco-friendly approach.
3. Sustainability Consulting - Consulting firms can work with companies to identify opportunities to reduce their environmental impact, such as exploring recyclable and sustainable materials.