Mascara has a limited lifespan and once you’ve finished it, it goes in the bin right? Not necessarily… An Aberdeenshire charity has appealed for donations of (clean) mascara wands to aid them in caring for orphaned and injured baby animals.
In todays post I’m going to talk about beauty brands who are socially and ethically responsible. I’m not necessarily talking in terms of ingredients or their organic credentials, I am talking about the non-green, conventional brands who take their social responsibilities seriously…
Many beauty brands (natural, organic as well as non-green brands) do their bit to support the environment and people and animals all around the world; from AIDS to coral reefs and women’s health to cheetah conservation (my daughters future career apparently), its good to know that something more comes from your purchase.
If you have been watching terrestrial TV in the UK over the past couple of weeks you may have come across the latest Oxfam advert promoting the new fundraising campaign Dressed By The Kids Day 2016.
In a change to my usual formulation for picking posts from the vault (i.e. finding the oldest), I decided that I would repost a post which I published in the middle of last year. Although relatively recent, I felt that January was the perfect time too give it another airing – I hope you don’t […]