Beauty Products That Are Reusable, Refillable, and Ultra Sustainable

These are chic, refillable, and come in lovely scents like bergamot and eucalyptus. Stash them in every bag to keep your hands germ-free. Since they’re made with jojoba and coconut oils, they won’t dry your hands out no matter how much you use them. ($25.99+/4-pack, Amazon)

It’s made with biodegradable wood pulp microfoliants that gently buff away dead skin. Plus, it has panthenol and niacinamide to help strengthen the skin barrier. The scent of citrus and woodsy florals makes us want to use this every day. ($30, Mutha)

This fragrance-free body wash gently cleanses skin, but is also extremely hydrating thanks to glycerin, niacinamide, and marula oil. We love that it comes in a fragrance-free option for sensitive skin. When you’ve used up your first bottle, grab the refill and pour it in. ($40, Credo Beauty)

Once we tried this microfiber towel to remove our makeup at night, we never bought single-use wipes again. It has one side with short fibers that — when you add water — suction the makeup, dirt, and grime right off your face. The other side has long fibers that can be used to exfoliate. When you’re done, just throw it in the washing machine. ($19, Amazon)

This Dries Van Noten lipstick comes in 10 satin plum and pink shades and works best when matched with the brand’s own lipstick case. There are four different cases to choose from (we love the bright green and animal print option), and if a satin finish isn’t your favorite, take a look at the sheer and matte options instead. ($40, Saks Fifth Avenue)

Smudge it on your eyelids, cheeks, lips, and anywhere else you want a bit of color. This strawberry- and cherry-hued set is packed with oils, butters, and antioxidants that help the product go on smoothly and hydrate your skin at the same time. They have a semi-matte finish and are available in over 10 shades. And they’re packaged in plastic-free, 100% recyclable paper, plus come with a recyclable carrying case. ($26+, Axiology)

It tackles flaky skin and uneven skin tone, and is designed to firm and brighten. It’s been dermatologist-tested and has natural AHAs that gently exfoliate skin to accelerate cell turnover. The mask is vegan, cruelty-free, and paraben-free, and can also be used as a face wash. It’s packaged in a reusable glass jar, and when you’re running low, just buy the pod rather than an entirely new jar. ($42, Hear Me Raw)

No more single-use wipes. These are ultra gentle so your skin won’t be irritated, and they have a multilayer design, which makes them soft and absorbent. After use, throw them in the laundry bag they come with and toss them in your machine for a quick clean. ($9.99/20-pack, Amazon)

If you’re doing face masks multiple times a week, it’s probably time to invest in one you can use over and over again. Just apply your favorite moisturizer or serum, apply this silicone mask over the top, and let it lock in all those good ingredients. Once you’re done masking, rinse it, dry it, and store it in its bag for later. ($14.99, The Honest Company)

Cadence’s refillable containers are designed for liquids, pills, and other small items like jewelry. They’re magnetic, so you won’t have to dig for each one in your bag, and can be labeled so you know exactly what’s what. They’ll also save you the last-minute trip to the Target minis aisle. ($154/7-pack, Cadence)

It’s hydrating (thanks to the hyaluronic acid), oil-free, and refillable once you run out. The pink cream will go on invisible and doesn’t pill under your makeup. The good-for-skin formula gets a boost from niacinamide, which can help brighten skin and reduce the look of pores and dark spots. Plus, the outer box is recyclable. ($36+, Sephora)

This deodorant is 100% plastic-free, baking soda–free, and aluminum-free. You’ll stay fresh and dry sans all the plastic packaging. With this bundle, you’ll get two refills and a case to use them. ($44, Bite)

Blueland offers a simple way to wash your hands — minus the revolving door of single-use plastic products. Just add one of their tablets to the reusable bottle and fill it with water. In this kit, you’ll get the glass bottle and three refill tablets in iris agave, lemon, and lavender eucalyptus scents. When you run out of tabs, it’s easy and affordable to get more. ($14.40+, Blueland)

If you can’t live without them, grab this cotton alternative. It has a pointed tip, which makes makeup touch-ups super easy. You can clean it with soap and water, then store it in the included case. It’s great for travel, too. ($11.95, Amazon)

These ultra-thin, comfortable liners are made with soft bamboo. They’re fragrance-, chemical-, and chlorine-free and are best for lighter period days. Once you’re done, you can recycle the outer packaging and compost the wrappers. ($6.99/24-pack, Hive)

Think of it as a replacement for body lotions and creams — so no stickiness and oily residue, or wasteful packaging. This waterless stone softens when it comes into contact with warm, dry skin. After using it, your skin will feel glowy and soft. It’s perfect for anyone who dreads putting on lotion or cream at the end of the day. ($12+, Kate McLeod)

If you abide by the eye-patch-a-day rule, then you need this sustainable option. These reusable ones hold gels, serums, and creams close to your skin so it can absorb it more effectively. They make a great gift for bachelorette trips or your best friend’s birthday. PS: We swear by everything this sustainable brand makes. ($25, Dieux)

This toilet paper is strong but soft to the touch (it doesn’t feel like sandpaper), and it’s made of 100% sustainable bamboo. Plus, the packaging is plastic-free. You can opt for the subscription or try a pack first. ($36.99+/24 pack, Reel)