Including Sustainable Hero award.
Published:Founded by hairdresser and entrepreneur Mark Woolley, the British professional haircare brand has also received two nominations in the Shampoo/Conditioner Product of the Year category for its H1 Hydrate Shampoo and H2 Hydrate Conditioner, alongside its P1 Colour Protect Shampoo and P2 Colour Protect Conditioner.
Launched in 2007, Electric London‘s product range is produced using ingredients grown at Falmer Court in Sussex.
The company says its sustainability initiatives include using a natural borehole water source, fully recyclable packaging and harvesting roses grown on-site to produce the rose oil used in its signature Rose Oil Serum.
Commenting on the nominations, Mark Woolley said: “I am delighted the judges at Health & Wellbeing Awards have recognised our sustainability credentials as a British brand. Great hair and a healthy planet can work side by side, and sustainability is incredibly important to us.
It’s our responsibility to create products that not only serve the client but also care for the world we live in.
“We’re fortunate to have an incredible piece of land in Sussex with natural resources that allow us to make considered choices, from the water we use to the ingredients we grow. Every decision is an opportunity to do things better.”
Founded in 2007, Electric London combines professional haircare with salon education and has built a presence in salons across the UK and internationally. Read our article about how Mark Woolley and Electric London are leading sustainability for salons; Celebrating-Sustainability on Earth Day.
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