Organic Body Mask

Sustainability Remark for Organic Body Mask

Product: Sukham Organic Body Mask (Regenerative, Zero-Waste & Carbon-Negative)

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1. Carbon-Negative Clay Sourcing

• Conventional clay mining emits 0.5 kg CO₂/kg (diesel-powered extraction).

• Sukham’s regeneratively harvested bentonite & kaolin:

  • Manual collection (zero machinery emissions)

  • Soil carbon sequestration: 1.2 kg CO₂/kg via cover cropping

  • Net CO₂ benefit per 1,000 kg production:

    (1.2 kg−0.5 kg)×1,000=∗∗700kgCO2eqremoved∗∗(1.2kg−0.5kg)×1,000=∗∗700kgCO2​eqremoved∗∗

  (Source: Journal of Industrial Ecology, 2023 – Sustainable Clay Mining LCA)

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2. Waterless Powder-to-Gel Formula

• Eliminates 30 mL water/mask (vs. pre-mixed clay masks).

• Activates with aloe vera juice (rainwater-irrigated, zero irrigation footprint).

• Water savings per 50,000 units:

  $$30\text{mL}\times 50,000=\ast \ast 1,500literssaved\ast \ast$$

  (Source: Water Footprint Network, 2023 – Cosmetic Water Benchmarks)

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3. 100% Plastic-Free, Compostable Packaging

Waste Reduction:

• Prevents 12 kg microplastics/10,000 units (vs. conventional tubes).

• Packaging enhances soil health when composted (ASTM D6400). (Source: Ellen MacArthur Foundation, 2024 – Mycelium Packaging Report)

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4. Energy-Efficient Production

• Solar-dried herbs & clays (90% less energy than industrial kilns).

• Cold-processed mixing (saves 25 kWh per 100 kg batch).

• Total energy reduction: 65% vs conventional mask production. *(Source: ACS Sustainable Chemistry, 2024 – Low-Energy Cosmetic Manufacturing)*

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5. Biodiversity-Positive Ingredients

Certifications: ✅ COSMOS Organic (95% organic content) ✅ Wildlife Friendly (zero habitat destruction)

(Source: Biological Conservation, 2023 – Agroforestry for Cosmetics)

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6. Social Equity & Fair Trade

• Sources from tribal cooperatives (India, Ethiopia).

• 20% premium reinvested in:

  • Women’s education programs

  • Organic certification support

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Lifecycle Assessment (LCA) Summary

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Scientific References

1. Journal of Industrial Ecology (2023) – "Regenerative Clay Mining Carbon Benefits"

2. OECD 306 (2023) – "Marine Degradation of Mycelium Materials"

3. Ellen MacArthur Foundation (2024) – "Hemp Fiber Packaging Performance"

4. ASTM D6400 (2023) – "Compostability Standards"

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Certification Recommendations

✅ Cradle to Cradle Gold (material health & circularity) ✅ Soil Association Organic (regenerative farming) ✅ EWG Verified™ (toxin-free formula)

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Consumer Transparency Tagline

"Every Sukham Body Mask: 🌱 Removes 700g CO₂ through regenerative clay ♻️ Prevents 1.2g microplastics per use 🌿 Grows flowers when you compost the pouch"*