How to recycle your Nala products

How to recycle your Nala products

At Nala, we take a cradle-to-grave approach to our products which means prioritizing the sustainability of our products from the beginning to the end of their life cycle. We believe sustainability is a shared responsibility that depends on the cooperation of businesses, manufacturers, and consumers alike. This is why we are committed to using natural and high performance ingredients, minimizing waste during manufacturing, and ensuring that our packaging is sustainable, recyclable, and reusable wherever possible. At our core, we believe it is possible to create innovative products without harming our planet. From sourcing materials to production, we prioritize sustainability every step of the way. With your support, we can work towards creating a better and more sustainable future for generations to come.

NALA CARE FREE-FROM DEODORANT

Every element of our deodorant is created with upcycled materials and accepted with curbside recycling.

materials used & how to recycle natural deodorant

the deodorant tube

Nala deodorants are manufactured with 100% PCR (Post-Consumer Recycled) plastic. There is no virgin plastic used in the creation of these products.

When you get to the bottom of your deodorant, read up on tips for using the last bits of your deodorant.  To recycle it, pull off the bottom piece, rinse out the tube using gentle soap & water, re-assemble, and add to curbside recycling. To ensure that all elements get recycled properly, it’s best to re-adhere the bottom component and lid before placing it in your curbside recycling bin! For a visual representation of what this looks like, check out our reel on Instagram.

outer packaging

The outer packaging is made from recycled and recyclable FSC-certified paper. We encourage you to upcycle this packaging to store your small your knick-knacks (pens, clips, q-tips, tampons, etc.), but it is also acceptable through curbside paper recycling. 

NALA CARE BREAST OIL

Our breast oil is carefully manufactured and packaged with sustainability in mind.

materials used & how to recycle breast oil

the bottle

The bottle and pipette (dropper) are made from glass and are recyclable through curbside glass recycling. Wherever possible, we encourage you to repurpose and re-use before recycling.

outer packaging

The outer box is made from recycled and recyclable FSC-certified paper. It is recyclable through curbside paper recycling.

lid & stopper

The lid and stopper are made from SAN plastic which is unfortunately not accepted through most curbside recycling programs. If you have specialty recycling programs near you, this can be recycled with places that accept #7 recycling. Otherwise, please remove this part and dispose of it in the trash.

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THE NALA KONJAC SPONGE

This exfoliating sponge is the perfect companion for your skincare and body care regime, and unlike many exfoliating pads or tools, it is fully compostable.

materials used & how to recycle konjac sponges

the sponge

The sponge is made from konjac root fiber and bamboo charcoal, attached with a cotton string. When utilized regularly the sponge should last 6 to 10 weeks. Once it begins to disintegrate, you can toss the whole piece into your compost bin alongside your regular household compostable materials.

outer packaging

The outer box is crafted using recycled FSC-certified paper and accepted through curbside paper recycling.  

Our products are manufactured using materials that can be effectively recycled, reflecting our commitment to sustainability. We’ve proactively considered your concerns to ensure you can shop with confidence at Nala. And if you’re a local shopper- stop by the office and pick up your products directly with reduced packaging so that, in the end, all you're left with is an eco-friendly container that you can reuse and reimagine.

 

Topics: Sustainability, Recycling, Upcycling, Reusing, Sustainable Materials, Packaging

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