These companies champion natural ingredients, sustainable sourcing, and ethical practices
can be a small step in the right direction towards dismantling the systematic racism that the Black community continues to face.The pandemic “has taken hold in ... areas where,” Brian Phillips, owner of World Salon and a 30-year veteran in the sustainable fashion industry, told HuffPost Canada. “Perhaps supporting Black-owned businesses is a way for those in the majority to demonstrate their love and understanding of the injustices that have occurred for hundreds of years.
Based in Toronto, this innovative green beauty brand comprises a renowned salon and product line, and specializes in luxurious, multi-use products designed to minimize environmental impact while delivering top quality results using botanical ingredients. The brand is known in part for its multi-use products: shampoos are interchangeable as all-over body washes, while conditioners double as moisturizing lotions — both products are available in 4L refills to save on waste.All of their products, with the exception of three, are vegan, and are fragrance-free and cruelty-free.
Phillips is the proud recipient of both the Green Circle Salons Award for Environmental Stewardship and The Green Champion Award from Environmental Defence.
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