Waterfree Travel Cosmetics nanoSPACE Cosmetics

Waterfree cosmetics are not just about revolutionary products but also about setting a new standard in sustainable packaging. Our primary packaging is designed to be reusable and easily refillable, created by talented industrial design students from UTB in collaboration with Plastia. The result? A durable, 100% recyclable container that can withstand hundreds of uses and is colored naturally using coffee grounds instead of chemical dyes. Plus, its practical handle makes it easy to hang anywhere.

And there’s more! The refill tablet packaging already contains 10% recycled material, even though legislation will only require this from 2030. Made from PET, a highly demanded and fully recyclable material, it aligns with our commitment to sustainability.

Our packaging is designed not only to meet today’s environmental standards but also to anticipate future sustainability demands. We take pride in pushing the boundaries of responsible manufacturing.

Why Is Waterfree Cosmetics More Eco-Friendly?

• Eliminates 95% of water in products – Traditional cosmetics contain up to 95% water. Waterfree products concentrate active ingredients into compact solids or tablets, saving water and reducing packaging waste.

• Uses fewer raw materials with smaller packaging – Waterfree products are lighter, smaller, and don’t require large plastic or glass containers, unlike liquid cosmetics. One solid shampoo or cleansing tablet replaces multiple bottles of conventional products.

• Made with upcycled ingredients – We incorporate byproducts from other industries, like coffee grounds, fruit peels, and plant residues, minimizing waste and promoting a circular economy.

• Reduces carbon emissions from transportation – Lighter and more compact products mean less volume in transport, significantly lowering the carbon footprint. One pallet of solid products replaces multiple pallets of traditional liquid cosmetics.

• Saves drinking water and resources – In a world facing water shortages, reducing water consumption in cosmetics is crucial. Waterfree cosmetics require far less water, both in formulation and manufacturing.