Think about your skincare routine for a second. How much of it is actually water? If you’re using liquid cleansers, serums, or lotions, the answer might surprise you: up to 90%! But what if your products were more potent, longer-lasting, and better for the planet—all without the unnecessary water?
You’re standing in your bathroom, reaching for your cleanser—the same bottle you’ve replaced over and over again. But have you ever wondered where all those empty bottles end up?
Spoiler: Most of them aren’t recycled.
We’ve all been there—sipping an iced matcha with a paper straw that disintegrates halfway through. But did you know your face wash might be doing more harm to the ocean than that plastic straw ever could?
Ever feel like the beauty industry makes sustainability... complicated?
We did too. That’s why we created The Fernie Girl—to make plastic-free, waterless skincare simple, effective, and genuinely good for you and the planet. But this brand isn’t just about products. It’s about a movement. A shift toward less waste, better ingredients, and conscious choices—without the overwhelm.
Ever struggled to keep your skincare routine intact while traveling? Between TSA liquid restrictions, bulky bottles, and the fear of spills in your suitcase, packing skincare can feel like a hassle. But what if your face wash could be compact, mess-free, and actually good for your skin and the planet?
Switching up your skincare routine might seem overwhelming, but when it comes to sustainability and skin health, face wash tablets are changing the game. If you’ve been relying on liquid cleansers, it’s time to rethink what’s actually better—for both your skin and the planet.
Every morning, we reach for cleansers, serums, and moisturizers—without considering the environmental and health impact of their packaging. The beauty industry produces over 120 billion plastic packaging units annually, most of which end up in landfills, oceans, or incinerators (source). But plastic-free skincare isn’t just about sustainability; it’s about reducing exposure to endocrine-disrupting chemicals, improving ingredient purity, and making choices that are better for both our skin and holistic health.