Emma Lewisham

Every Emma Lewisham product has been designed with the intention of being refillable, recyclable or compostable. We believe the future of beauty is where brands take ownership for what happens to their packaging at the end of its life, and that we should all aspire to a truly closed-loop recycling system. 

Our Supernatural 72-Hour Hydration Crème is included in our Emma Lewisham Beauty Circle Refill Programme that is available for New Zealand and Australia (unfortunately we are unable to offer this globally at present).  If you have previously purchased a Supernatural 72-Hour Hydration Crème and have finished your jar, you have the option to purchase a refilled jar that has been cleaned, sterilised, refilled and kept in circulation. 

This product is also included in our Emma Lewisham Beauty Circle free recycling programme.

We believe the future of beauty is a circular model, where brands take ownership for what happens to their packaging at the end of its life.

Our Hydration Crème box is printed on an environmentally responsible paper which has been produced using PEFC certified pulp from responsible sources. We print on it using mineral, oil-free, vegetable-based inks and water-based coatings. Oil-based glue is required to assemble these boxes. Stamping foil used on the box does not affect recyclability. It is 100% recyclable in New Zealand with no chemical coatings, which means our boxes will degrade naturally, whether they are composted or simply put in the landfill.

Our Hydration Crème bottle is a frosted glass bottle with a plastic cap and pump made from imported virgin materials.

We've worked hard to provide you with clean skincare via a supply chain that is efficient, transparent, and accountable. To this end, we have developed a Sustainability Framework which provides transparency on what Emma Lewisham is doing to address the six drivers of our supply chain: raw materials, supplier, manufacturing, distribution, retail outlets and customers. These are aligned with the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals. Read the Emma Lewisham Sustainability Framework.