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New Zealand brands are rewriting hairstory with products that mean both you and the planet can have a good hair day. While solid shampoo and conditioning bars might seem like the shiny new kid on the block, turn back the clock 100 years and a solid

Concentrates are sweeping the body and homecare sectors as a sustainable alternative. But what are they and why should you try them? You may have noticed a new kind of product in the bathroom aisles at the supermarket recently: shampoo bars. These super-concentrated, dry soap

Sunshine, sea, and summer days can dehydrate your hair, so make sure you fight back with products that nourish and condition to keep your hair in tip-top shape.  Ethique's founder Brianne West shares her tips for managing your mane through the heat. The Ethique Frizz Wrangler Bar™ is a solid shampoo for dry and damaged hair that helps keep tresses smooth and shiny, even on

Whether you’re a seasoned “low-waster” or a newbie simply trying to give gifts that tread lighter on the planet, Ethique’s founder Brianne West has got you covered. Here is her easy guide to help you navigate eco-gifting this holiday season. You’ll be sleigh-in' it in

Aotearoa New Zealand-based global regenerative beauty and lifestyle pioneer, Ethique, has launched Quench, the brand’s latest skincare innovation which brings together powerful ingredients such as hyaluronic acid, niacinamide, vitamin B5 and jojoba oil, alongside Ethique’s home-compostable packaging and unrivalled sustainability credentials. Quench is a light-weight and

Having wavy, coily or curly hair can be annoying when looking for the right products to wash our hair without any damage or ruin. Global sustainable beauty pioneer, Ethique, has released two new concentrated bars scientifically formulated for wavy, curly and coily hair: curliosity sold conditioner

Main image by Aziz Acharki, Unsplash While solid shampoo and conditioning bars might seem like the shiny new kid on the block, turn back the clock 100 years and a solid block of household “soap” was the only option.Invented in 1927 by German Hans Schwarzkopf, the

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