Beauty Kitchen unveils plans to ‘precycle’ unwanted packaging

Published: 13-Jul-2017
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Natural cosmetics brand Beauty Kitchen steps in to use packaging that would otherwise go to landfill

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Beauty Kitchen, the 100% natural UK beauty brand, has started ‘precycling’ other brands’ unwanted packaging.

By precycling, Beauty Kitchen is making use of bottles, jars and even fabric, that would otherwise go to landfill.

Speaking to Cosmetics Business, Founder Jo Chidley said she was inspired by

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