On average, Australians use 130kg of plastic
per person each year, and less than 12% of that's
recycled. So Odesse has taken matters into
her own hands, eliminating packaging
that takes hundreds of years to break down,
and refusing to use cheap fillers that end up
in our oceans.
On average, Australians use 130kg of plastic per person each year, and less than 12% of that's recycled. So Odesse has taken matters into her own hands, eliminating packaging that takes hundreds of years to break down, and refusing to use cheap fillers that end up in our oceans.
Odesse’s refillable perfumes will
save time, money, and the planet.
Reduce your overall waste by adding
her to your routine.
Odesse’s refillable perfumes will save time, money, and the planet. Reduce your overall waste by adding her to
your routine.
Australian-made and owned means home-grown
ingredients, less transportation and reduced
pollution. She also gives you the chance to shop
local. She’s so sweet.
Australian-made and owned means home-grown ingredients, less transportation and reduced pollution. She also gives you the chance to shop local. She’s so sweet.
Fun fact: Aluminium is one of the most recycled — and recyclable — materials available. Actually, nearly 75% of the aluminium ever produced is still being used in some form today. It can be recycled directly back into itself again and again in a true closed loop.
Fun fact: Aluminium is one of the most
recycled — and recyclable — materials
available. Actually, nearly 75% of the
aluminium ever produced is still being
used in some form today. It can be
recycled directly back into itself
again and again in a true closed loop.
Your beauty products aren’t as angelic as you
think, you know. In fact, most of them have
something to hide — and it’s usually water.
From shampoo to skincare to spritz perfume,
almost every beauty product released
contains a huge amount of water (like, up to
95% huge). On top of that, the manufacturing
process uses water to clean, refresh and
process products, sending thousands of litres
of water down the literal drain.
Your beauty products aren’t as angelic as you think, you know. In fact, most of them have something to hide — and it’s usually water. From shampoo to skincare to spritz perfume, almost every beauty product released contains a huge amount of water (like, up to 95% huge). On top of that, the manufacturing process uses water to clean, refresh and process products, sending thousands of litres of water down the literal drain
