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ECO GLITTER | SUITABLE FOR ALL SKIN TYPES | GREAT FOR DIY CRAFT | MADE FROM WOOD | PLASTIC-FREE & HOME COMPOSTABLE | VEGAN | MULTI-PURPOSE
Did you know glitter is made from 100% plastic? With a 5mm size, glitter is easily consumed by small marine animals who confuse plastic for food. Luckily, there’s no need to skip the shiny stuff with this clever alternative!
Introducing this plastic-free and guilt-free Natural Glitter from The Glitter Tribe!
What is Natural Glitter made of? This was our first question too. This glitter is made with Bioglitter, formulated using a unique and special film derived from wood pulp and eucalyptus trees that have been responsibly sourced from certified plantations.
As if it could get any better, Natural Glitter is also certified home compostable and approved biodegradable for soil, wastewater, freshwater and marine!
This multi-purpose glitter is a great addition to make-up for those festive outings, getting crafty and play; and packaged up in a 100% plastic-free, reusable and recyclable glass vessel.
Available in 3 colours:
Naturally good for you & the planet:
Designed and Owned, with ♡, in Australia. Made Responsibly in Germany.
Let us know if you have any questions about The Glitter Tribe - Natural Biodegradable Body Glitter at
askusanything@goforzero.com.au
Primarily eucalyptus trees. Cosmetic Bioglitter™ is made from a special biodegradable film derived from sustainable and environmentally sourced wood pulp, produced and harvested to FSC® standards. Bioglitter™ uses sustainably and ethically sourced natural and plant derived materials as its basis rather than plastic.
The founder of The Glitter Tribe, Meg, is no stranger to sparkle. After years of applying makeup for famous faces on TV, Meg’s husband, an environmental scientist, brought her bag of glitter crashing down when he taught her about the true impact of her sparkly friend. After learning how long microplastics take to break down and what they do to our planet and seas in the meantime, Meg knew it was time to do something about it. Getting there may have been no pretty task, but Meg managed to develop an eco glitter that was biodegradable, sustainably sourced, and looked just as good under the spotlights as plastic sparkles, and now, you can use it too!
While she knew her clients wouldn’t be cutting out sparkle anytime soon, she was sure there could be a safer alternative, Enter The Glitter Tribe!
How to apply on your body: How to use in craft:
When you are finished, you can sprinkle it in your garden!
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