Sustainable Beauty is an inspirational and practical guide to living a more eco-conscious lifestyle and maintaining a low-waste beauty routine.

Vegan, cruelty-free, ‘clean’, organic, non-GM, zero-waste, not to mention palm oil, silicones and micro-plastics – where do you start when it comes to creating a sustainable beauty routine? There are thousands of products claiming to be better for the environment and your skin, but they also come with a hefty price tag.

So what can we actually do to make a difference? This book provides the small steps everyone can take to make a big difference at home.

Justine Jenkins, an holistic and sustainable make-up artist & consultant, guides you through – breaking down the issues and explaining how we can mitigate them at home.

With easy tutorials to follow – from simplifying your beauty routine and product label literacy through to recipes for DIY hydrating serums and superfood face masks – Jenkins shows you how small changes in habit can result in a more sustainable beauty routine that doesn't break the bank.

Did you know that...

• More than 120 billion units of packaging are produced in the global cosmetics industry annually. 
• If refillable containers were used for cosmetics, as much as 70% of carbon emissions associated with the beauty industry could be eliminated. 
• An estimated 70% of beauty products contain a palm oil derivative, the production of which is believed to be responsible for 8% of the world’s deforestation between 1990 and 2008. 

• Take your first steps in creating an eco-smart dresser: learn how to read a label, and find out what natural ingredients you'll need to make your own recipes such as making your own deodorant and body butter. 
• Make essential, nature-based cosmetics: minimize your make-up drawer and master both the application and creation of your new go-to beauty products, from multipurpose lip balms to the perfect eyeliner flick.  
• Simplify your skincare and body routines: from cleansing and toning to rejuvenating and conditioning, discover your body's needs from head to toe and the secret to beautiful skin, body, hands and nails. 
• Get luxurious hair with low-waste practices: from hair masks to healing rinses, remedying, maintaining and styling shiny, healthy hair has never been easier with Jenkins' savvy recipes, hacks and tutorials. 

Justine Jenkins is a highly-acclaimed makeup artist with over 20 years’ experience beautifying British and international celebrities, including Fearne Cotton, Jodie Comer, Elisabeth Moss and Amy Poehler. She is also a lifelong campaigner and pioneer of ethical, cruelty-free beauty: she is committed to raising awareness to animal cruelty in the cosmetic industry, working alongside a number of charities including PETA and Humane Society International. Cruelty-free, vegan and organic makeup are her speciality. Her work is regularly featured in Vogue, Harpers, Stylist, Glamour, The Times and Red magazine to name a few, while her writing is published monthly in Veggie Magazine. Follow Justine on Instagram @justinejenkins.

Introduction
 
Conscious Consumption
Defining sustainable beauty
What’s in a label?
The ethical buyer
 
Protecting our Beautiful Planet 
Cruelty-free beauty
Vegan & vegetarian beauty
Packaging and the planet 
 
The Sustainable Self
Skincare
Bodycare
Haircare 
 
 
Mindful Make-up 
Face
Eyes
Lips
The mindful make-up tool kit
 
Creating sustainable beauty 
Beauty larder
Beauty tool shed
Sustainable beauty: repurposing products
 
 
Appendices
Recommended suppliers
Index
Acknowledgements