CoverGirl celebrates Earth Month with limited-edition collection

CoverGirl’s limited-edition Earth Month collection features packaging made from FSC-certified paper sourced from well-managed forests, the company said.

Gisselle Gaitan

4/4/2022

CoverGirl is continuing to advance its environmental efforts toward a sustainable future with a brand-new product launch.

New from the beauty brand is a limited-edition collection that celebrates Earth Month and honors the planet.

Featuring a tinted lip balm in limited-edition shades and names inspired by Mother Nature, the line also includes mascara and powder that have been upgraded to include packaging made from FSC-certified paper sourced from well-managed forests, the company said.

The full CoverGirl Earth Month collection includes:

Clean Fresh Tinted Lip Balm, a vegan sheer tinted lip balm infused with hydrating ingredients to lock in moisture for up to 24 hours, gives lips a hint of color. Made without animal-derived ingredients, the limited-edition shades come in a No Tint option in Earth’s Mighty Oak; Under a Juniper Tree and Leaves You Smiling shades; and Pink/Red tints that range from Beneath Cherry Blossoms, Red Maple Bloom and Deep Into Redwoods;
Clean Fresh Pressed Powder, a pressed-powder foundation formulated without talc, parabens, formaldehyde, phthalates, mineral oil and sulfates. Designed to give skin a fresh, natural-looking appearance that does not cake, it contains tapioca and aloe vera. The powder, which comes with a vegan foam puff for application, is available in six shades; and
Lash Blast Clean Volume Mascara, made with a clean, vegan and cruelty-free formula, features a brush designed to reach each and every lash, delivering extra volume. Featuring a formula that does not smudge or clump and lasts all day, the mascara is infused with argan oil and marula oil to leave lashes feeling conditioned.

All the CoverGirl products are Leaping Bunny Approved by Cruelty-Free International and will be available in the limited-edition Earth Month packaging throughout April at mass market, drug store, food and e-commerce retailers.

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