Using a bottle form that is made entirely out of dissolvable shampoo, this clever package-as-product skips plastic altogether, making it entirely waste-free. Available in a range of colorful scents, The Dissolving Bottle has attracted attention for its take on sustainable packaging.
Originally designed in 2021, the Dissolving Bottle is now for sale in Europe, at an affordable 5.99 Euro price.
We love eco-friendly innovation that makes the case for less plastic waste.
“David Guerrero, Creative Chairman at BBDO Guerrero, says that the design team conceptualized the Dissolving Bottle to help combat the increasing problem of plastic pollution.Before sculpting bottles as the key design of their shampoo bars, the team found out that the plastic pollution crisis keeps escalating at an alarming rate, with an estimated eight million metric tons of plastic waste dumped into the ocean each year.
They discovered that the personal care industry is one of the biggest contributors to the global environmental problem since the industry alone produces over 500 billion single-use plastic items every year.”
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Superb idea, pls provide details when it will be available in South East Asia! Manytks and bravo to the inventor, Robert
We hear you. We still find it necessary to share innovation in this space, and hope people will slowly change.
The problem will all the “green” products is you have 30% of the US population (you know who they are) that believe the recycling is a socialist plot and filling their truck with cheap gas is a birthright. These people are deniers and any fancy green anything is wrong and unnecessary.
Love this. And I’m sure this can’t happen bc of capitalism and the goal of selling and selling and selling things not needed. But hair does not need to be washed as often as it’s been portrayed. Less hair washing, less shampoo use, less bottles of any kind and less soap going into the water.