Does eco-friendly glitter actually exist? The experts weigh in…
Read MoreWHEN 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…
Read MoreFrom the Super Bowl to Mardi Gras, glitter has always been a means of celebration. Whether it’s through glitter bombs, edible glitter pills, or glitter gel (also known as Unicorn Snot), glitter symbolizes joy and hope …
Read MoreWelcome to The Green Scene. Twice a week during the month of April, we're highlighting the designers and brands working to make the world of fashion and beauty a greener, more sustainable place. The brands to support are …
Read More“Most people I encounter admit they don’t think of glitter as a toxic microplastic; they think of it as a magical dust that fairies create,” says Saba Gray, founder of BioGlitz…
Read MoreMy love for all things sparkly knows no bounds. Fingernail polish, eyeshadow, iPhone cases, jewelry—the more dazzling the better. But recent stories that have been popping up on my newsfeed have caused me to ask the question …
Read MoreIn need of some festive sparkle? Chances are you're all set to board beauty's starlight express, first stop: glitter. A sweep of stardust across the eyelids is probably the nation's favourite…
Read MoreCopenhagen Fashion Summit is the world’s leading business event dedicated to the role of sustainability in the fashion industry. Now in its sixth year, the 2018 edition…
Read MoreForget Taylor Swift—the ultimate crossover artist is glitter. Once limited to high school pep rallies and Limited Too body gel, the craft store staple migrated to music festivals, red carpets, and finally, major runways…
Read More“Humans are inherently attracted to shine, it’s rooted in our primitive desire to seek out water,” say Saba Gray and Rebecca Richards - friends, entrepreneurs and …
Read MoreBioGlitz is a plant-based glitter company founded by Saba Gray.
Cosmetic BioGlitz is a glitter produced from a special biodegradable film that is Certified …
If you’re well on the way to a more responsible wardrobe of organic, long lasting items in hemp for summer and alpaca for winter and are longing for a little (or a lot of) sustainable self-decor to go with it…
Read MoreThe glitz and glam of glorious body glitter is serious business for dance-clubbers, music festival-goers and Louisville native Saba Gray.
"Glitter is the armor we wear to deflect negativity…
Read MoreDo you also still find glitter in the oddest places from that one party six years ago? Glitter can be fun and looks pretty when used, but it is horrible to clean up…
Read MoreThere are many things we do in the western world, often times in celebration of our consciousness and personal enlightenment, which are in fact, a representation of the opposite…
Read MoreSorry queers, sorry queens — scientists are warning us about the environmental impact of glitter, and some even argue it should be banned altogether…
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Read MoreSaba Gray, CEO at BioGlitz, explains that millions of pounds of glitter are produced annually, and it’s used more extensively than one might expect
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