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July 17 2019
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Soapack, against plastic packaging made of soap

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Soapack is a vegetable oil-based soap packaging mixed with mineral pigments, plants and flowers that dissolves only when its contents run out.

Gianluca Ricciodi Gianluca Riccio
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Now even the stones know it: polystyrene is killing us all and devastating the environment. It is an oil derivative, it is not renewable, it is not biodegradable, it takes thousands of years for it to disintegrate. And in order not to miss anything, it also eliminates the fauna, which ingests its particles.

Logical that the future is far from rosy: within 30 years 99% of the birds on this planet will have plastic in their bodies.

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Good, right? Yet man continues to throw more than 14 million (FOURTEEN MILLION) tons to the wind every year. It is not easy to find alternatives.

The world industrial system will have to make gigantic efforts, or succumb to the excessive costs of the fallout that the world will have due to pollution and climate change.

Some companies, albeit within a framework of uneven choices, they are trying to reduce their environmental impact. On the subject of objects for the body there are for example some rather effective and innovative solutions. Designer Mi Zhou launched Soapack, a collection of sustainable shampoos that have their own soap packaging.

Soapack, packaging made entirely of soap that disappear after use

Often personal care products are sold in plastic packages that will not be needed after a few days, from face creams to hair gels.

Soapack solves the problem: its packages are made of soap, so they can melt after finishing their content.

Each bottle of Soapack is made of vegetable oil based soap mixed with mineral pigments, plants and flowers. Worked in a manner similar to that of ceramic, the packages are then made from molds, and finally covered with beeswax to waterproof them.

The design is inspired by the classic perfume packs of the last century, with pastel colors and sinuous shapes: I find them of unparalleled beauty, and could revolutionize the whole industry in the sector.

Source: Mi Zhou Design

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Gianluca Riccio, copywriter and journalist - Born in 1975, he is the creative director of an advertising agency, he is affiliated with the Italian Institute for the Future, World Future Society and H +, Network of Italian Transhumanists.

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