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Waterless Skincare: Why Shipping Water Around the World Makes Little Sense

by Claire GrayJun 23, 20260 comments

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Waterless Skincare: Why Shipping Water Around the World Makes Little Sense

Walk into any beauty store and pick up a moisturiser, serum or lotion. Turn the bottle around and look at the ingredients list. Chances are the first ingredient will be water. In fact, many conventional skincare products contain between 60% and 90% water. It's so common that most of us never question it. But should we?  

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