When your mascara dries out or runs out, most people's first reaction is to throw it directly into the trash. However, in today's world where sustainable living is mainstream, how to properly dispose of cosmetic packaging materials, especially the various parts of mascara, has become a focus of attention for beauty enthusiasts.
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Mascara brush heads are usually made of durable nylon or silicone. With thorough cleaning, they can play a huge role in everyday life:

Currently, to reduce plastic use, many high-end or zero-waste brands are adopting empty aluminum mascara tube. Compared to traditional plastic tubes, aluminum has extremely high recycling value and can be recycled indefinitely.
The best way to deal with used packaging is actually to "reduce production." More and more refillable products are appearing on the market using empty aluminum mascara tube. When you're finished, simply keep the aluminum casing and buy a new inner tube or brush. This not only reduces plastic waste but is also more economical in the long run.
Environmental Tip: When buying new products, prioritize brands with clear labeling, safe ingredients, and easily recyclable packaging. Aluminum packaging not only feels better but is also more desirable in the recycling chain than mixed plastics.
Disposing of used mascara isn't difficult: the brush can be donated or reused, while the empty aluminum mascara tube is a high-value recyclable resource. Next time you finish your makeup and use up the last drop of mascara, take a few extra minutes to sort it and lighten the burden on the planet.