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Beautycounter Sustainability Profile

Sustainability Summary

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Beautycounter is a clean beauty brand focused on safer products, ingredient transparency, sustainable packaging, and responsible sourcing. Launched in 2013, it has positioned its sustainability work around product safety, packaging reduction, supply chain traceability, and advocacy for stronger personal care regulation. The company is a Certified B Corporation and has used its platform to support industry reform, including legislation related to product safety. Its sustainability approach also includes life cycle assessment work, tracking Scope 1, 2 and 3 impacts, and support for carbon neutrality by 2030.

About Beautycounter

  • Status
  • Unverified
  • Employees
  • 100 - 500
  • Country
  • United States

Beautycounter Sustainability Actions

Launched the Never List

Beautycounter has introduced The Never Listâ„¢ to ensure 1,800 questionable or potentially harmful ingredients are never used in its product formulations as part of its Blueprint for Clean.

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Passed safety legislation

Beautycounter has helped to pass 10 pieces of legislation to put better beauty products into the hands of its consumers, including one pending piece that would update the U.S. Food and Drug Administration’s regulation on the industry.

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Reduced packaging impacts

From a packaging standpoint Beautycounter is reducing its carbon footprint, staying away from certain plastics with phthalates, eliminating overpackaging of products and using glass for its primary packaging. By eliminating unnecessary packaging like lid inserts and overcaps, Beautycounter has managed to save nearly half a million cartons yearly.

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Changed to a local glass supplier

Changing over to a local glass supplier has led to products travelling 5,200 fewer miles, reducing its glass product lines’ fossil fuel consumption by 35% and greenhouse gas footprint by 38%.

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Built responsible sourcing

Beautycounter has built an impressive responsible sourcing program. It has shown a clear commitment to stay away from harmful ingredients like mica, vanilla and palm oil and instead focused on providing ingredients that focus on the people its products serve and the wellbeing of our planet.

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Beautycounter Sustainability Commitments

2030

Path to carbon neutrality

Ability to understand and analyze Scope 1, 2 and 3 impacts and assist in data creation that will inform Beautycounter’s path to carbon neutrality by 2030.

2025

Packaging target

2024 capital allocation increased for packaging innovation with a goal of 100% recycled/recyclable/refillable/compostable packaging by 2025.

2025

Full LCA coverage

Roll out full LCA coverage across all SKUs within 12 months.

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What do our labels mean?

Certified B Corporation Logo

Certified B Corporation
UNGC Participant Logo

UNGC Participant

About Beautycounter

  • Status
  • Unverified
  • Employees
  • 100 - 500
  • Country
  • United States

Sustainable Development Goals

Beautycounter is committed to advancing these Global Goals to promote prosperity for people & planet.

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