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A New Jersey company called TerraCycle is making it easy and inexpensive for salon owners to recycle hair and toxic waste.
New Jersey Monthly (Print) · Apr 1, 2024
Instead of just throwing them away in the trash, recycle beauty products properly with beauty-specific programs. Unfortunately, many beauty products cannot be recycled in regular blue bins with other cans and bottles. That's why programs like TerraCycle exist — they allow you to mail your typically non-recyclable empty beauty products to them to be properly repurposed.
To take your efforts a step further, you can look to support brands that partner with recycling programs. Garnier, Love Beauty and Planet, and Göt2b, to name a few, are all partners with TerraCycle and reward customers in various ways for recycling their empty products. Nordstrom started its own recycling program in partnership with TerraCycle in 2020 called BeautyCycle, where it collects empty product containers via recycling boxes in its department stores.
POPSUGAR · Apr 1, 2024
There are a few recycling services available that may take your old cushions—you can try the Earth911 Recycling Search or the American Textile Recycling Service, which has thousands of recycling bins across the country. There’s also TerraCycle, which sends you a box that you can then place your pillow in and send back so they can properly recycle it.
Real Simple · Mar 28, 2024
Waste 360 · Mar 28, 2024
Consumer Reports · Mar 12, 2024
Oceana County Press · Mar 8, 2024
Yahoo! Life · Mar 8, 2024
Real Simple · Feb 27, 2024
ROI-NJ · Feb 27, 2024
New York Times · Feb 26, 2024