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Kelsen’s Sugarcane Tubes Look Luxe

The new haircare line is 'clean' and 'green.'


At one time, combining a luxe look with sustainable packaging was a challenge. Beauty brands seem to have figured out both can coincide — and suppliers are offering a multitude of innovative options.

Kelsen is one example. The new haircare brand looks luxe — and is “green.” The initial launch last spring featured three high-performing products — Pomade, in a jar; Shampoo & Body Wash, in a tube; and Hair Conditioner, in a tube.

The packaging is recyclable. The line uses glass jars and squeeze tubes are made with 85% plant-based sugarcane. The luxe caps contain biodegradable and compostable wood composite.

Kelsen also launched a Travel Kit that includes mini packaging, and a luxe bag. 

The line is formulated with its “Marine Performance Blend” – organic kelp, sea holly, and sea rock fennel, sustainably harvested from the world’s coasts.  The line’s signature scent is natural chypre cedar, created from organic essential oils.

Kelsen is a unisex brand created by Created by pro skaters Curren Caples and Sean Malto — with pro-surfers Jack Freestone and Mikey February. It is top-rated by The Good Face Project, cruelty-free, and micro-plastic free. 

Stay tuned — the brand will be featured in an upcoming story. 

 

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