We ethically source our Shea Butter solely from a women's co-operative in Ghana, providing 15,000 jobs to rural women. This supports sustainable livelihoods and empowers communities from within, aligning with our commitment to global community support and gender equality.

We prioritize safe chemical handling to prevent environmental contamination. In both production and salon settings, we promote sustainable water use, minimizing waste. Our in-house water filtration system reduces the reliance on imported water and energy­intensive sanitization methods like distillation.

At our Lake District, HQ, laboratory and production facilities, we harness the power of solar panels as our sustainable, renewable, and affordable energy source. This not only contributes a significant portion of clean energy to our operations but also lessens our dependence on the national grid.

We encourage recycling and reuse of our plastic products by providing discounts on purchasing reduced packaging refills and using multi­use containers within the salon. By switching to aluminum packaging where possible, we've increased the recyclability of our products, promoting responsible production and consumption.

Our team takes pride in educating our consumers and clients about the harmful effects of single-use plastics and their role in exacerbating climate change. Our refill product line encourages consumers to refill and reuse their plastic, aiming to reduce the impact plastic waste has on our environment.

At Windle Lab, we maintain a strict code of conduct which prevents the disposal of concentrated harmful chemicals into sinks or wastewater. This practice minimizes the risk of these chemicals polluting free water sources and harming marine life, helping to protect these delicate marine ecosystems.

At Windle Lab, we're proudly cruelty-free, never conducting animal testing. Our natural oils are ethically sourced from suppliers actively committed to reducing deforestation and we avoid all palm oil. Our partners prioritize ecosystem sustainability and the preservation of the Amazon and its natural resources.