5 Greenwashing Techniques
Greenwashing is a sneaky practice. Brands will use clever marketing tactics and techniques to lead consumers to believe that their purchase is more sustainable and ethical than it may truly be.
Garnier: Are they Greenwashing?
When I was a teenager, Garnier Fructis was one of my favourite brands. Their marketing makes it seem like Garnier is a more natural and environmentally-friendly choice.
Burt’s Bees: Are they Greenwashing?
Burt’s Bees is a brand that has been around for what feels like forever. Yet they’ve only recently expanded to include makeup and baby care products.
Herbal Essences Bio:Renew: Are they Greenwashing? Follow up
Just over two years ago I posted about the, at the time, newly launched Herbal Essences Bio:Renew haircare line. This post has been one of the most popular throughout the last couple years.
Live Clean: Are they Greenwashing?
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Why Third Party Certifications Matter
As the great conscious consumer you are, I know without a doubt, that you’re analyzing every purchase you make. Third Party Certifications are one of the most important things to look for when you spend your money.
Herbal Essences Bio:Renew | Are they Greenwashing?
This post contains affiliate links and products sent for review. The new Herbal Essences Bio:Renew collection has launched and it sounds like a pretty good option for those who want to use more green and natural products.
