LANO is a pioneer in clean beauty. We believe that nature provides us with the most powerful ingredients of all – and that a short ingredients list is a good ingredients list. Our products contain no known ‘suspicious’ chemicals, and we list all of our ingredients and natural percentages clearly, on each of our products.

We believe that beauty products should be cruelty free. We are proud to be Leaping Bunny approved. A global programme, Leaping Bunny requires cruelty free standards over & above legal requirements.  All of our products are approved under the Cruelty Free International Leaping Bunny programme, the internationally recognisable gold standard for cruelty free products. We adhere to a fixed cut-off date policy & proactively monitor our suppliers to ensure that our products continue to adhere to the Leaping Bunny criteria. Our supplier monitoring system is also independently audited. For more info go to https://www.crueltyfreeinternational.org/cruelty-free-company/lano

Lanolin is a natural, renewable and sustainable resource - it's a by-product of wool washing. Sheep's wool grows continuously, so they need to be shorn each and every year. 

Consuming less is at our core. Our approach to sustainability is to start at the source - to be more mindful about reducing consumerism in the first place. We do not launch dozens of unnecessary products each year. We make excellent, useful products that are made to be truly multi-purpose. So, you can buy less, by buying better.

All our boxes are printed with soy ink. Our packaging is made from plastic, aluminium & cardboard. Our formulae are rich and natural and require a specific level of protection & barrier to ensure the products do not go off, or leach through the tubes. Glass pots are not suitable, as they expose creams to oxygen & bacteria, so they will go rancid (due to our low level of synthetic preservatives).

In 2019 the below initiatives were put in place:

• The phase-out of gold tube caps, to be replaced by a more environmentally friendly plain cap.

• The phase-out of plastic blister shell cases.

• The phase-out of plastic blister pack shelf trays.

• The phase-out of cello coating on paper boxes, to make recycling easier.

• The immediate halt to making plastics for e-com shipping filler packaging.

Our 2021 commitment is to continue to research improved packaging as options advance.

We always look to do better. We welcome all constructive feedback on our packaging.