Tree Day with Noble Lashes – Ecology in the Beauty Industry

Tree Day is a unique ecological initiative. Discover how Noble Lashes supports nature and engages lash stylists in protecting the environment.

Tree Day with Noble Lashes – beauty in harmony with nature

Tree Day is a unique initiative that has been teaching us responsibility for the environment for years and reminds us how important eco-friendly actions are. At Noble Lashes, we believe that beauty should go hand in hand with awareness – that’s why we have long been involved in initiatives that have a real impact on the future of our planet.

In 2019, together with lash stylists from all over Poland and abroad, we planted 600 new trees in cooperation with the Gaja Club. It was our first major campaign, showing us the great power of the stylist community and how much we can change the world for the better.

First ecological steps at Noble Lashes

The beauty industry has long struggled with a huge amount of plastic. We decided to change this trend. Several years ago, we began introducing solutions that are now a standard. The most important was the decision to eliminate plastic packaging – today all Noble Lashes palettes are made of eco-friendly Kraft paper. This is a step that reduces waste and supports stylists working in a less waste spirit.

A natural consequence of these changes was the creation of a special line of Eco Products Noble Lashes, which allow stylists to work modernly and responsibly – in harmony with nature and the principles of sustainable development.

It was at this time that our biggest pro-ecological campaign was born – Eco and Noble.

Eco and Noble campaign – a shared mission for the planet

Eco and Noble was the first campaign in Poland in the lash extension industry aimed at significantly reducing plastic use. Stylists could return used plastic palettes – even from other brands. In exchange, they received Eco Volume Lashes in biodegradable Kraft paper packaging.

Thanks to the joint effort, more than 13,000 plastic palettes were collected and recycled, gaining a second life as new industrial products.