Brad Pitt To Do A Little Green Grooming
Eco-friendly celeb, Brad Pitt, has joined forces with celebrated New York pharmacy Kiehl’s to bring guilt-free green grooming to the masses (well, the more discerning washers at least). His celebrity endorsement is a bit of an unusual one though in that the actor won’t be appearing on the bottle or in the adverts. Nor will Pitt profit in any way from the association. Instead, 100 percent of the proceeds from sales of Kiehl’s Aloe Vera Biodegradable Liquid Body Cleanser, due to be released in October, will go to JPF Eco Systems, a charitable foundation set up by Kiehl’s and Pitt to support global initiatives that “minimise impact on the environment through thoughtful design”.
Set to retail at $16.50, the body wash is free of parabens, sodium lauryl sulfate, and dyes — and it’s packaged in 100% recycled plastic.
The chief recipient of the money raised will be Pitt’s Make It Right organization, which helps victims of Hurricane Katrina, and the cleanser, which will be sold at Kiehl’s stores worldwide and online, is expected to raise at least $1m for the charity.
I can’t wait to try this new body wash! I have long given up on products that contain harmful chemicals like sodium lauryl sulfate and parabens in exchange for pure, natural products that don’t destroy the environment or my body. I encourage you to do the same and buying this product is a great way to do that and help others at the same time.
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I usally get huge red bumps, that leave scars on my face.but ever since i have been using aloe vera on my face it has changed dramatically. its really cheap and pure too.