Selfridges removes single-use beauty wipes in latest sustainability pledge
The latest move reinforces Selfridges’ commitment to tackle the issue of ocean plastics since the launch of its Project Ocean campaign almost a decade ago.
Selfridges has removed all single-use beauty wipes from sale and usage in its beauty halls and replaced plastic-based cloths with recyclable or re-usable alternatives.
The luxury department store’s latest sustainability commitment comes after a survey it conducted that 20 per cent of consumers use beauty wipes at least once a day.
Selfridge’s survey added that 35 per cent of those consumers considered single-use beauty wipes a necessity to their beauty regime, while 13 per cent of consumers flush single-use wipes down the toilet.
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