How to make your haircare routine sustainable

If the past 18 months has taught us anything, it’s that we need to start being more respectful not only of each other, but of our planet too. Sustainability continues to be a huge topic of discussion, and the beauty industry has often been criticised for being one of the biggest producers of waste. However, we are increasingly seeing improvements within the industry, with brands already making the necessary changes to improve their practices.

But what can you do? Ensuring you think more carefully about your everyday habits, and swapping them for more sustainable alternatives, is just one thing. One place to start is with your hair care routine.

If you’re thinking of becoming more sustainable, try choosing eco-friendly hair care products. Neäl & Wølf’s bottles are 100% recyclable. Bottles are made from either LDPE, HDPE or PP plastics or glass. Remember it’s important to take the time to recycle your beauty products by washing or re-using your containers.

If you’re determined to improve your environmental footprint for good, check the ingredients your beauty products contain. Are they sustainable? Neäl & Wølf’s products are sulfate-free, paraben-free, TEA-free and cruelty-free, with formulas designed to benefit your hair! There are also a range of vegan-friendly products available on the website, including the best-selling BLONDE shampoo and conditioner.

If you’re curious about what Neäl & Wølf are doing, Neäl & Wølf’s partnership with Green Salon Collective (GSC) enhances their commitment to a greener future in their business and beyond. GSC is the original authority on salon sustainability in the UK and Ireland. The company provides an exclusive recycling scheme to salons, offering a sustainable service to recycle the traditionally impossible-to-recycle haircare products, such as hair and foil, as well as plastic and PPE. Neäl & Wølf, alongside Salon Promotions Ltd, are working extremely closely with GSC to enhance sustainability to over 7,000 partnering salon customers.

Remember, sustainability isn’t a luxury, it’s essential.