Environmentally-friendly beauty brand Lush is extending their makeup line with a new range of solid foundation sticks that won't harm the planet.
The new foundation sticks, called Slap Sticks, will come in 40 colours and promise medium buildable coverage - with shades available in warm, cool and neutral undertones.
The sticks vary from your typical foundation because of their hydrating formula - which is comprised of 45 per cent coconut oil, argan oil, Peruvian jojoba oil, and just 14 per cent pigment.
In addition to offering extreme hydration and easy-to-use application, the sticks are also vegan - and keep with Lush’s dedication to making the world a better place.
Each Slap Stick is “partially dipped in peelable wax” according to the press release, and will arrive in a “handy recycled and recyclable cardboard box,” which can be reused to store the stick.
And proceeds from the new foundations will benefit projects supporting women in work and children in education - a key focus of Lush’s new makeup.
Lush will be donating 10 per cent of profits directly to a non-profit organisation that funds literacy classes and a dentist on the island of Nias, Indonesia - where the coconut oil is sourced.
As with all Lush products, none of the products in the solid foundations have been tested on animals - only "a squad of dedicated makeup lovers, passionate about skincare," according to the brand.
Unfortunately, the Slap Sticks will only be available exclusively through Lush Labs - meaning they won’t be available in stores, and as with all Lush Labs products, the sticks are limited edition.
The foundations will be released on June 29 2018 for £16.95 each and will only be available online for one month.
Of the new product, Rowena Bird, Lush co-founder and product inventor, said: “Making foundation, a staple in many people’s daily routine, solid, is a major leap forward to reducing plastic packaging without compromising on quality or effect.”
