Following on from last week’s blog post – Do clients recycle? We’re look at how green the hairdressing industry is, and how to become more environmentally conscious. As we approach the end of plastic-free month, we’re looking at how plastic waste and its negative impact on our environment is becoming increasingly concerning. Hair and beauty brands play a crucial role in promoting sustainability and helping to reduce plastic waste, which is why we want to share these tips with you.
Recycling programmes
Consider establishing recycling programs. We love what hair extension brand, Milk + Blush are doing to demonstrate their commitment to sustainability by ensuring that hair is recycled and used in an environmentally friendly way – see more HERE
Education and awareness
Many consumers are unaware of the detrimental effects of plastic waste on the environment. We have a responsibility to educate our team (and clients) to raise awareness about the significance of proper recycling and sustainable practices. Why not work on a social media campaigns that highlights your salon’s sustainability efforts?
Small changes, big impact
Even small changes can make a huge difference. Align with brands who are reducing the amount of plastic used in packaging, exploring alternative materials, and implementing recycling programs. These steps can lead to a significant reduction in plastic waste and the protection of our oceans.
We’re proud to see that many of our favourite brands have been making these positive changes over the last few years.
Going above and beyond
Transparency is key
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