The Silk Peony Melting Eye Cream - TATCHA | Cherie

Cherie is a beauty app for beauty lovers, we also truly believe in our responsibility to stand for important causes. We're celebrating Earth Day all week here at Cherie with our sustainability awareness campaign called "A Breath of Fresh Air". This week, we'll be sharing different ways we can be, and provide, a breath of fresh air to ourselves and the earth. Think doing small activities like walking or biking instead of driving, or purchasing from brands that give back to the earth. After all, everything begins with us!

tatcha eye cream Factors + HA is a hydrating formula with amino acids, dermal lipids, and hyaluronic acid.

Beauty Brands That Give Back To the Earth

You'll feel good about what you're doing for your skin, and the earth, when you purchase from these beauty brands

Codex Beauty - Codex has set the new standard for what it means to be a sustainable beauty brand. They are so committed to sustaining the beauty of our earth that it is a part of every step of their brand: from formulation, to packaging, and even transportation. Here's a few key ways they are helping the earth

- Plant-Based Packaging: Codex uses green, plant-based polyethylene tubes, a sustainable plastic alternative extracted from sugarcane waste which has decreased carbon footprint up to 81%.

- Recyclable Cartons: Made of renewable fresh fiber from sustainably managed forests. Codex's cartons are slo PEFC certified (Program for the Endorsement of Forest Certification) which means that the supply chain of producing their cartons are done so with the highest ethical, social, and environmental standards. 

- Smart Transportation: Codex Beauty has carefully engineered packaging designs that maximize the density of products to ensure shipping efficiency; these careful considerations support the current and future effort to maintain a very low carbon footprint.

- Organic Sourcing: Each ingredient that goes into Codex’s plant-based formulas is carefully sourced, relying on wild harvesting techniques to select naturally hardy plants. Only the parts needed are used, leaving the rest of the plant intact to preserve its natural life cycle.