The Radical Contribution
What is Colour With Care?
Colour with Care is a La Biosthetique initiative where every tube of colour sold to Radical Hair Design will raise funds for the global non-for-profit organisation Medecins Sans Frontieres, Doctors without Borders and support the areas of:
- Stopping the spread of infectious diseases
- Giving malnourished children access to essential meals
- Providing medical aid to those in disaster struck areas
Simply by being a supportive client of Radical which uses La Biosthetique colour, each and every one of your colour visits will be making a difference to those in need!
The Australian goal
1,000,000 meals for children
Colour with Care
Colour with Care is a La Biosthetique initiative where every tube of colour sold will raise funds for the global non-for-profit organization Medecins Sans Frontieres, Doctors without Borders. This means that every time you do a colour in the salon you will be helping to provide critical support in the areas that need it the most, whether it is...
Stopping the spread of infectious diseases
Giving malnourished children access to essential meals
Providing medical aid to those in disaster struck areas
Since 2022, we have been a carbon neutral salon!
Why we became Carbon Neutral
Greenhouse gases trap heat and make the planet warmer, leading to catastrophic weather events. Human activities are almost entirely the reason for the increase in atmospheric greenhouse gases over the last 150 years. The largest source of greenhouse gas emissions from human activities is from burning fossil fuels for electricity, heat and transportation. Carbon offset projects make a decisive contribution to combating global warming by demonstrably saving greenhouse gases.
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We have become Carbon Neutral through “ClimatePartner” and support the current works in the offset project of Forest Protection Madre De Dios, Peru.
While we do our best to limit our emissions, our remaining carbon footprint is compensated by ClimatePartner through endeavors like the Madre de Dios forest protection project, in Peru. This project protects over 100,000 hectares of Amazon rainforest as well as supports the habitat for endangered animals and plant species. The project further supports Indigenous tribes and economic alternatives to deforestation.
