Bring your recycling to a participating public drop-off point near you. It's free, and you won't need a TerraCycle account or shipping label. Learn how to become a drop-off point.
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Simply request to join this program, and once you are confirmed, your location will show up on the public drop-off point map. Set up boxes that community members can fill with their rubbish to be recycled, and send full boxes to TerraCycle at no cost to you.
We’ve made getting started with the Garnier Green Beauty Free Recycling Program easy! Simply download a free shipping label to ship your skincare product packaging to TerraCycle, and we’ll recycle it.
Participating in this program is easy and FREE! See answers to frequently-asked questions here.
No, you do not need to clean the packaging before dropping sending it to TerraCycle for recycling, but please remove as much of the remaining product as possible before shipping. Australia Post will not accept dripping items, so please make sure your items are dry.
We encourage you to ship when your box is full of empties to minimise the footprint of this program. Australia Post will not accept dripping packages, so please make sure your items are dry.
Garnier sponsors this national recycling program making it free for you to participate.
Any brand of skincare packaging.
The program does not accept:
Packaging still containing lots of product
Aerosol cans or perfume bottles
Makeup wipes or cloth face masks
Outer cardboard packaging can be recycled with your local council, so please don’t include this in your shipment to TerraCycle.
Earn TerraCycle points by recycling with us! You can redeem your points in the form of a donation to a school or charity of your choice. Thanks to the recycling efforts of our collectors, we've raised over $45 million dollars globally for schools and charities through our recycling programs.
Click here to learn more about our Recycling Rewards Program.
Once collected, the skincare packaging is cleaned and separated by material type. The fibres and plastics are recycled into raw formats that manufacturers use to make new products.
Click here to take a virtual tour of our processing facilities.