While the rest of us are settling into the new norm of an already strange 2022, luxe skincare brand Emma Lewisham has been busy proving itself a sustainability powerhouse once again by recently gaining a B-Corp certification. This means the brand is now recognised as meeting the highest verified standards of social and environmental performance, joining the ranks of a global community of businesses that balance profit and purpose. Talk about a guilt-free shelfie.
Sustainability is an area where there is no such thing as being an over-achiever, and this latest certification is in addition to the feel-freakin-good news that Kiwi beauty brand Emma Lewisham is officially the world’s first carbon-positive beauty brand, and the world’s first 100% circular-designed product range. *Adds to cart*.
If that wasn’t awesome enough, the brand has been endorsed by none other than British anthropologist Jane Goodall. This is the first business in Aotearoa that the environmental saint has personally endorsed, as well as the first beauty brand. Ever. With good reason too, as all of Emma Lewisham’s products are now refillable and the brand is committed to educating people about the woes of recycling beauty packaging curbside.
Check out their Beauty Circle and read through your refilling and return-for-recycling options for some warm fuzzies. Committed to transparency and sharing solutions to an industry-wide problem, the brand has released a sustainability report and shared its IP free of charge for their 100% circular designed product packaging and carbon positive model.
It has never been easier to care for your skin, the planet, and Kiwi business at the same time. Emma Lewisham makes Christmas wish-list worthy products, but don’t just take our word for it. Covered by Forbes and seen in titles like Vogue, Allure and Harper’s Bazaar, you won’t have to look very far for a glowing review of this premium skincare.
If you’re new to the revolution that is Emma Lewisham, get the lowdown here.
Image credit: Emma Lewisham.