At Ki.Sui, we believe that sustainability starts long before a product reaches your hands.
That’s why our sustainable packaging is an essential part of our identity. It’s designed to care for the planet with the same commitment with which we care for your hair.
Because it doesn’t just contain the product — it leaves a footprint.
Many brands have started talking about “eco-friendly” packaging, but the reality is that most products on the market still use non-recyclable or difficult-to-process materials.
The issue isn’t just plastic — it’s the lack of a circular, functional, long-term vision.
Our pouches are made from a mono-material called polyethylene (PE), a 100% recyclable plastic. This plastic is shredded, compacted, and melted to recreate the pouches and give them a new life.
We believe a container is not just a container. It’s a statement of values.
Although we design our products to last and be refilled, we understand that at some point, a container may reach the end of its life. When that happens, the recycling process is simple and effective:
Empty the container completely.
Place the aluminum body in the yellow recycling bin (metal packaging), allowing 100% of the material to be reintegrated into the production cycle.
At Ki.Sui, we believe reusing is the real path to a more sustainable beauty. Our 1L and 500ml refill pouches are designed to easily refill our aluminum bottles.
A lighter, more practical alternative with reduced environmental impact. Reusing is reducing. And reducing means moving toward a circular economy that protects the environment without compromising design or experience.
Empty the container completely.
Our commitment goes far beyond the main container. Every component and accessory has been carefully selected to minimize environmental impact. Here’s how to reuse or recycle them properly:
Starch caps
At Ki.Sui, we believe in transformative, sensorial cosmetics that are also functional and responsible.
Each bottle reflects our vision of care: conscious, effective, and beautiful.
A container is not just the end of the process. It’s the beginning of a new way of understanding care.
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