RECYCLING @ SISTERLY
We designed our SISTERLY packaging with love but also with the environment in mind.
Our original SISTERLY box was designed to stay with you. When you receive your monthly refill of 30 sachets, simply tuck them back into your original box and keep your daily ritual going. It’s a small act that helps reduce unnecessary packaging and is all part of the SISTERLY way.
You may also have received one of our new Keep Tins, designed to be kept and reused. And if your SISTERLY journey comes to an end, we hope you will find another lovely use for your tin.
If reusing your SISTERLY box is not the right thing for you, no problem — just be sure to recycle it with care.
How to Recycle
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The Delivery Box
Your SISTERLY delivery box is made from recyclable cardboard. We deliberately kept our delivery packaging simple, without unnecessary tissue paper or additional inserts.
If you can reuse the box, even better! When it’s time to recycle it, simply pop it into your household recycling bin. Please make sure it’s clean, dry and loose so it can be recycled properly.
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The SISTERLY Box
Our SISTERLY box is made from recyclable cardboard and designed to be part of your daily ritual. We would love for you to give it a second life by reusing it whenever you can. When it’s time to say goodbye, just pop it into your household recycling bin — make sure it’s clean, dry, and loose so it can be recycled properly.
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The Card
Our little SISTERLY card is made from recyclable paper. After you have read it, please place it in your recycling bin, clean and dry, and keep it separate from any bundled items.
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The Pouches
Our refill pouches are made from 100% recycled materials, with no new wood pulp used. Even better, they’re home compostable and designed to naturally break down within 180 days.
It’s another small way we’re working to reduce our impact and give a little back to the earth.
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The Sachets
Our sachets currently require specialist materials to keep all those precious nutrients fresh, stable and protected. Unfortunately, this means they aren’t recyclable just yet.
We are continuing to explore recyclable alternatives and hope to make the switch as soon as we find the optimal solution that provides the protection our nutrients need.
For now, please dispose of used sachets in your general waste bin with care.
*If you are outside Ireland or the UK, please follow the recycling and disposal guidelines that apply in your own country.