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ETHIQUE Mini 15g Solid Shampoo Bar for Normal Hair -Pinkalicious

ETHIQUE Mini 15g Solid Shampoo Bar for Normal Hair -Pinkalicious

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  • Palm Oil Free
  • Plastic Free
  • Vegan
  • B Corp Certified

ETHIQUE Mini 15g Solid Shampoo Bar for Normal Hair -Pinkalicious. A pinkalicious solid shampoo bar made in New Zealand from nourishing plant based ingredients for balance in normal hair types. Featuring Honest Trading Samoan Coconut Oil and Cocoa Butter plus pink grapefruit and vanilla for a divine scent. Pairs perfectly with Ethique's Wonderbar solid conditioner. Vegan friendly and palm oil free. 15g sample size.

Features

the brand story:

Created in 2012 when founder, Brianne West, began making natural beauty bars, in her science degree lab, in response to the 80 billion plastic shampoo and conditioner bottles thrown out globally each year. Since then, Ethique™ (which is French for ethical) has grown out of a Kiwi kitchen into a fully-fledged, award-winning international beauty brand. To date we have stopped over 6 million plastic bottles from being made & disposed of into landfills. By 2025, they aim to hit 50 million.

you are making a difference:

  • Vegan; plant based ingredients.
  • Plastic free! #giveupthebottle
  • Cruelty free; Certified by two independent organisations; CCF Australia and PETA.
  • NZ’s highest scoring B Corporation.
  • Carbon neutral business. #keepintheground
  • Honest Trading (also known as Fair Trade).
  • Living wage employer.
  • Palm oil free.

features:

  • Organic, virgin Honest Trade Coconut oil and Cocoa butter for nourishment.
  • Perfect for normal hair types.
  • Scented with pink grapefruit and vanilla.
  • pH balanced.
  • Soap free.
  • A little goes a long way.
  • Suitable for colour treated hair.
  • 100% naturally-derived ingredients and they are all biodegradable.
  • Kind to your body, the environment and your wallet!

dimensions:

15g. 5cm x 2cm.

end of life:

Packaging is plastic free and compostable with no chemical coatings. All boxes and labels will degrade in both the landfill or compost bin. You can also recycle them. They’re made in NZ from PEFC-certified paper stock from sustainably sourced forestry. Zero waste for the bars; use them up!

Made in New Zealand.

Browse our other natural shampoo bars here.

Ingredients / Materials

Sodium coco-sulfate, sodium cocoyl isethionate, aqua (water), decyl glucoside, Theobroma cacao (cocoa) butter, stearyl alcohol, glycerin, lactic acid, Cocos nucifera (coconut) oil, cetyl alcohol, Cocos nucifera (coconut) fruit, caprylic/capric triglyceride, Citrus paradisi (pink grapefruit) peel oil, Vanilla planifolia (vanilla) oil, sodium isethionate, limonene*, fragrance^, behentrimonium methosulfate, mica, ci 77891, ci 77861. *Component of essential oil. ^ Certified natural.

All ingredients derived from non-palm sources such as rice bran and coconut oil.

Made in

New Zealand

Brand story

Ethique was created in 2012 when founder, Brianne West, began making natural beauty bars, in her science degree lab, in response to the 80 billion plastic shampoo and conditioner bottles thrown out globally each year. Since then, Ethique™ (which is French for ethical) has grown out of a Kiwi kitchen into a fully-fledged, award-winning international beauty brand. To date, Ethique has stopped over 6 million plastic bottles from being made & disposed of into landfills. By 2025, they aim to hit 50 million.

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Ethique

Ethique was created in 2012 when founder, Brianne West, began making natural beauty bars, in her science degree lab, in response to the 80 billion plastic shampoo and conditioner bottles thrown out globally each year. Since then, Ethique™ (which is French for ethical) has grown out of a Kiwi kitchen into a fully-fledged, award-winning international beauty brand. To date, Ethique has stopped over 6 million plastic bottles from being made & disposed of into landfills. By 2025, they aim to hit 50 million.