For Henry Rose, her brand-new perfume collection inspired from the clean beauty trend, Hollywood actress Michelle Pfeiffer has called on Verescence’s glass expertise for recycled and 100% recyclable high-end glass bottles.
The bottle, with its round-shaped shoulders and its thick glass base, is a standard from Verescence’s La Collection (Bowie, 50 ml). It is made of Verescence’s Verre Infini NEO®, high-end recycled glass made of 90% recycled materials and 100% recyclable. Made of 25% post-consumer recycled glass (PCR), 65% in-house cullet and only 10% raw materials, this glass offers high levels of transparency and glossiness while allowing a significant reduction in the environmental impact.
Indeed, from the creation of the five fragrances to the packaging, Henry Rose perfumes form part of a coherent sustainable approach based on complete transparency around the ingredient and environmental compliance. Symbol of meets these requirements.
According to Verescence, their Verre Infini NEO® consequently allowed to reduce the carbon footprint by 6% and water consumption by 7% for the production of Henry Rose’s glass bottles. [1]
