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K I N D E R T O T R E E S This biodegradable tube is made from Forest Stewardship Council (FSC)certified paper, which means the wood is sourced in a way that directly supports a sustainably managed fores t.

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editor ’ s picks eco-conscious BY DESIGN

Pardon the cliché, but these brands are thinking outside the box, bottle, and tube to minimize waste and limit impact on the planet with sustainable products and packaging.

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A B E T T E R B O T T L E This bottle is made from 100 percent post-consumer recycled plastic, or PCR, and its outer carton is created from a sugarcane byproduct rather than trees.

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1 Aluminum-free Pāpr Deodorant ($14; paper cosmetics.com) comes in five odornixing scents and a sensitive formula without fragrance or baking soda. The push-up tube is printed with soy ink (rather than petroleum-derived). 2 With a cocoa butter base that’s free of added preservatives and synthetic ingredients, this solid moisturizing bar melts into your skin like, well, “buttah.” Kate McLeod Daily Stone ($38; katemcleod.com) 3 Come for the luxuriously scented, spa-like soak. Stay for the commitment to sustainable production and packaging (like reusable, recyclable glass). Susanne Kaufmann Oil Bath for the Senses (from $36; susanne kaufmann.com)

4 Sk*p Face + Body Cleanser ($18; skpgen.com) is gentle and soothing, and features a bio-fermented honey extract that helps balance skin’s microbiom e. Plus, the water-resistant carton is recyclable.

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5 If you own multiple half-used palettes, consider MOB Beauty Refillable Compact 1+ Eyeshadow ($30; mobbeauty.com). It’s customizable, refillable, and made from PET, an easily recycled plastic. 6 Oil-free and infused with mineral-rich seawater, Honest Beauty Save Face Shielding Setting Spray ($22; honest .com) sets makeup with a fine mist and leaves skin lightly hydrated without silicone or synthetic fragrances or dyes. ■