Here in Scoop Whole Beauty, we believe that beauty should never come at the cost of nature. This Biodiversity Month, we’re also celebrating the forests.
Forests are the lungs of our world. They clean our air, store carbon, provide homes for countless species, and support the livelihoods of millions of people worldwide. Here in Australia, our forests shelter some of the most unique species on Earth: from koalas and gliders to the endangered cassowary. But across the globe, deforestation continues to put these ecosystems, and the wildlife within them, at serious risk.
That’s why Scoop Whole Beauty is proud to do things differently.
Palm Oil–Free, Always
Palm oil production is one of the leading drivers of deforestation, destroying rainforests in places like Indonesia and Papua New Guinea, places that are critical habitats for orangutans, Sumatran tigers, and many more endangered animals. By keeping our products 100% palm oil–free, we’re helping to protect these forests and the precious biodiversity they support.
Ethically Sourced Ingredients
It’s not just about what we leave out, but also about what we choose to put in. We carefully source our ingredients from ethical suppliers, supporting practices that uplift local communities and protect regional ecosystems. Done right, sourcing can empower farmers with fair wages, improve livelihoods, and ensure forests are cared for rather than cleared.
Supporting Biodiversity
Whether it’s the lush rainforests of Southeast Asia or the eucalyptus forests right here in Australia, biodiversity is at the heart of everything we do. Our products are designed to work in harmony with nature, helping reduce pressure on fragile ecosystems and raising awareness about the importance of protecting endangered species.
This Biodiversity Month, we’re inviting you to stand with us in protecting forests. By choosing palm oil–free, ethically made beauty, you’re helping safeguard wildlife like orangutans, koalas, and cassowaries, while also supporting communities that depend on the forest for their future.
Because when we protect the forests, we protect life. From the tallest trees to the tiniest creatures.
