L’Oréal Committed Beauty Recycling Program
Drop off all brands of beauty empties at your favorite places to shop
Bottle and dropper
Bottle and lid
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Bottle and lid
Bottle and pump
Bottle and dropper
Bottle and lid
Tub and lid
Bottles and spray caps
Bottles and spray caps
Tubes and caps
Bottles and pumps
Bottles and Caps
Plastic packaging
Bottles and lids
Bottles and lids
Drop off your recycling in store
Bring your recycling to a participating drop-off point near you. It's free, and you won't need a TerraCycle account or shipping label.
How it works
Participating is simple and free.
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Search for a participating Walmart, London Drugs, or Jean Coutu location near you using the interactive map
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Collect your empty cosmetics products
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Drop off your empties to recycle at dedicated collection bins in-store
Get Started
Participating in this program is easy and FREE! See answers to frequently-asked questions here.
All brands of empty cosmetics packaging, such as:
- Plastic and glass tubes, pots, pumps, sprays, and jars
- Lipstick, lip balm, and lip gloss tubes, cases, and caps
- Mascara tubes
- Eyeliner pencils and cases
- Eyeshadow and bronzer cases
- Foundation packaging
- Powder cases
- Eyeshadow and concealer tubes and sticks
Not accepted items include: Perfume, nail polish bottles, nail polish remover bottles, pressurized canisters (including aerosol cans), organics, broken glass, bio-medical waste, diapers, medication, sharps (including razors), and electronic devices.
No, the L’Oréal Committed Beauty Recycling Program accepts empty cosmetics from all brands.
No, you do not need to clean the products and packaging before dropping them in-store for recycling through TerraCycle. However, please remove as much of the remaining product as possible and make sure your items are dry before you drop them off.
No, L’Oréal has sponsored this recycling program, so it is free for you to participate!
Discover Our Recycling Process
Cosmetic packaging is first sent to sorting facilities. There, TerraCycle separates them according to material types. Materials are then recycled into raw format and can have a second life, thanks to you!
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Learn more about L'Oréal
The “L’Oréal for the Future” program embodies the two complementary dimensions of what corporate responsibility means to us: transforming our company towards an increasingly sustainable business model, and contributing to solving the challenges facing the world.
It is no longer enough for companies to reduce their environmental impact with objectives that are “self-set”. At L’Oréal, our commitment is to ensure that our activities are respectful of the so-called “Planetary Boundaries”, meaning what the planet can withstand, as defined by environmental science. In order to reconcile our needs with the preservation of a resource-limited planet, we are raising the bar and implementing a new internal transformation program.