There are several methods that spas and salons commonly employ to be more environmentally conscious:
Sustainable Products
- Organic and Natural Products:
- Cruelty-Free Products
Reducing Water Usage
- Water-Efficient Equipment
- Towel and Linen Policies
Energy Conservation
- Energy-Efficient Appliances
At Chi, The Spa at Shangri-La Eros New Delhi they embrace a philosophy centred on mindful and eco-friendly beauty practices. The commitment extends to the selection of essential oils that transcend the ordinary. These oils not only enhance spa experience but also contribute to cruelty-free and organic practices, adding an extra touch of green sophistication. The team maintains a steadfast commitment to stringent reference standards when associating with product companies. Meticulous scrutiny of the processes is integral to guaranteeing that the beauty products remain entirely free from harmful chemicals. This comprehensive vetting process is crucial for us as it ensures the establishment of an authentically eco-friendly partnership. By adhering to these high standards, they not only prioritise the well-being of our clients but also contribute to the larger mission of fostering environmentally conscious protocols within the beauty industry.
Likewise, KEVIN.MURPHY is a brand that has always been dedicated to bringing you high-performance products that are also kind to the environment. As a cruelty-free brand, they avoid any ingredient that will damage or harm animals. When choosing ingredients, they are also dedicated to only using natural ingredients with sustainable and renewable sources that are harvested in a way that does no harm to the environment.
KEVIN.MURPHY products are all vegan, gluten free, colour-safe, paraben free, water soluble, sulphate free, and cruelty free. They create products with a conscience that does no harm to our environment by utilising packaging that is recyclable or biodegradable. We use only sulphate free surfactants that effectively cleanse and remove surface oil and dirt, without stripping or depleting the hair of its colour.
Read the full story that first appeared in Style Speak Jan 2024 issue here:
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