You don't have to choose between sustainability and sparkle.
Shine On WHEN HENRY RUSCHMANN accidentally invented glitter back in 1934, he probably didn’t anticipate the impact it would have on children’s crafts, the makeup industry, LGBTQ culture, and, unfortunately, the environment. Eighty-five years later, we’re only beginning to understand the damage that plastics, especially microplastics like glitter, have on the earth.
They also recently developed a plant-based glitz glue made from algae, and are looking to expand their mission into the world of textiles and fashion. “We show people that shine doesn’t have to be polluting or harmful, and that sustainability doesn’t have to be less vibrant or less fun,” Gray says. “It can be equally as thrilling and exciting.”This article originally appeared in the Winter 2020 print edition of BUST Magazine.
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