Clean Hair Will Make You Heal Our Beautiful Earth
Can a Shampoo help restore our planet, no, really, can it? Did it ever cross any of our minds that healing the earth can actually be achieved when we clean ourselves? Davines thinks so. At this sustainable hair company, a scalp and haircare routine is more than just a beauty ritual; it’s a regenerative act of environmental stewardship. This Italian sustainable beauty brand redefines luxury by blending high-performance haircare with ethical innovation. Every product is crafted not only to nourish your hair but to heal the planet it comes from. A clean haircare product that is B Corp means high-quality ingredients free of chemicals and rich in organics. Want to find out more and understand how this works? Read all about it here in Clean Hair Will Make You Heal Our Beautiful Earth
It’s very noticeable isn’t that much of what we wear, eat, or drink is sourced from nature, and often what’s left is discarded back into it. We recycle as best as we can, but we rely on brands to help us help the planet by the way they choose to create their products. Davines challenges the cycle of waste by giving back through regenerative farming, carbon-neutral packaging, and biodegradable formulas. Their commitment to biodiversity means that each shampoo bottle carries the potential to restore ecosystems, not just strands.
Davines cultivates its ingredients naturally, using organic materials that support soil health and local communities. The same care we devote to our beauty routines is the care the earth needs to remain vibrant, habitable, and rich in life. From root to ritual, Davines proves that sustainable haircare can be luxurious, effective, and deeply impactful. Discover how Davines transforms haircare into a force for good, where beauty meets biodiversity, and every wash becomes a step toward a healthier planet.
This is where every ingredient used for Davines products is grown; it is more than just a regular garden. It’s a place where science meets nature, and where every leaf, root, and flower contributes to the brand’s mission of creating products that nourish both hair and planet. The Davines Scientific Garden is a living laboratory where nature, research, and sustainability converge to shape the future of ethical beauty. What began as a family-run research lab in Parma, Italy, in 1983, quietly formulating haircare for high-end salons, quickly evolved into a global leader in sustainable beauty, renowned for its signature philosophy: Beauty + Sustainability.
As a certified B Corporation since 2016, Davines meets rigorous standards for social and environmental performance. Cultivating using principles of organic farming and biodiversity, the garden serves as an open-air lab where Davines researchers study the properties of plants, explore new essences, and develop regenerative ingredients for their high-performance haircare formulas.
Its headquarters, the Davines Village, is a living embodiment of its values; solar-powered and architecturally stunning.
Davines believes that beauty should leave a positive footprint not just on your hair but on the planet too. Every product is designed with intention, from the formula to the packaging, and the decision is rooted in respect for biodiversity, craftsmanship, and community.
Davines Hair Products: Natural Ingredients for Healthy Hair.
Davines products are more than just pretty packaging. They are powered by nature, backed by science and crafted with care. The brand sources ingredients through the Slow Food Presidia, a global initiative that protects endangered crops and supports small-scale farmers.
Love Shampoo and Conditioner. Designed for frizzy or textured hair. Extracted from Sicilian farms, this cult-favourite duo smooths strands with olive. It is gentle, effective and smells like a Mediterranean breeze.
OI All In One Milk. A multitasking mist that detangles, adds shine and protects from heat, ideal for post-beach or pre-runaway styling.
Momo Moisturising Range. Perfect for dry hair, with yellow melon extract that hydrates without heaviness. It is like a drink of water for your strands.
Every formula in each piece is free from parabens and sulfates, dermatologically tested and designed to deliver salon-level results while respecting the planet.
Winter Haircare: Davines Masks that Nourish and Restore
As the colder months settle in, our hair, like our skin and spirit, longs for deeper restoration. The shift in season brings with it the need for nourishment, hydration, and self-care rituals that feel both indulgent and effective. Davines’ sustainable haircare brand redefines beauty through the power of regenerative rituals. Their curated collection of eco-friendly hair masks is designed to meet the unique needs of every hair type, whether you are strengthening fragile strands, replenishing dry lengths, or simply seeking to enjoy mindful care.
New Launch
This repairing leave-in hair mask is your new daily essential. It protects hair from environmental and heat damage while delivering softness, shine, and long-lasting colour vibrancy. Lightweight yet powerful, it offers heat protection for safe styling and is ideal for those seeking a low-effort, high-impact solution.
Blonde hair requires extra care, and this intense cosmetic treatment is formulated to reinforce and brighten. Powered by Biacidic Bond Complex and Baobab extract, it strengthens the hair fibre, helps prevent breakage, and leaves hair visibly nourished and luminous.
For Damaged Hair: Nounou Hair Mask
Ideal for bleached, permed, or relaxed hair, the Nounou mask restores hydration and body while deeply nourishing the hair structure. It is a go-to for those recovering from chemical treatments or heat styling, offering a rich, creamy texture that revives even the most stressed strands
Multi-Mask Moments: The Circle Chronicles Set
For those who love a tailored approach to haircare, The Circle Chronicles offer a trio of targeted treatments:
The Spotlight Circle adds shine and moisture without weighing hair down, perfect for pre-event prep
The Renaissance Circle delivers deep repair for severely damaged hair with high conditioning power
The Let It Go Circle offers a rebalancing, anti-stress experience, ideal for self-care Sundays
Whether used individually or layered as a multi-masking ritual, these masks invite you to treat your hair with intention and creativity.
How Davines supports Biodiversity and Carbon Neutrality.
Davines does not just heal hair strands; it actively regenerates ecosystems. Its sustainability strategy is rooted in measurable impact and long-term vision.
We want sustainable, we want restorative. Here, regenerative agricultural ingredients are grown using soil-enriching methods that reverse environmental damage.
Carbon neutrality. Davines offsets emissions through renewable energy and sustainable design, with goals validated by the Science Based Targets initiative (SBTi). Over 67% is eco-packaging, made from recycled materials, and water usage has dropped by 19.3% per ton of product.
Biodiversity protection by sourcing rare ingredients like Sicilian capers and yellow melon, Davines helps preserve agricultural heritage and support local economies. Even the Davines Village is a model of green architecture, with solar panels, geothermal energy, and a community garden that reflects the brand’s commitment to holistic sustainability.
While Davines is transforming haircare into an act of environmental care, Remember Nature is taking the transformation into galleries, gardens, forests, and coastlines across England.
On Tuesday, 4th November, in the lead-up to COP25, Remember Nature 2025 will stage a powerful, artist-led Day of Action, a nationwide call to reconnect with the natural world. Sixteen arts organisations, including Tate, Serpentine, Turner Contemporary, Fact, and Kettle’s Yard, will host public interventions by 18 leading artists, transforming cultural venues and outdoor spaces into sites of reflection, resistance, and renewal.
This ambitious programme commemorates the 10th anniversary of Gustav Metzger’s visionary 2015 project Remember Nature, and is curated by Andrea Gregson and Jo Joelson in collaboration with regional arts partners. Each venue has nominated a lead artist to create a place-specific action and a short film, culminating in a collective screening at Tate Modern’s Starr Cinema
Here are some activities for the Remember Nature Day 2025
Youngsook Choi will stage Book of Loss at Tate Modern, a participatory performance mourning seven lost glaciers while reflecting on the rising Thames.
A Man Called Adam will transform Mima’s garden in Middlesbrough into a kinetic soundscape exploring how birds adapt to human-altered environments.
Nancy Odufona will lead a coastal drawing workshop in Bexhill, turning collected pebbles into a collaborative mural
Paul Harfleet will guide a walking tour in Liverpool, planting pansies at sites of homophobic abuse as part of The Pansy Project
Cornelia Parker will work with 800 schoolchildren to create a future-facing installation at Kettle’s Yard, while Anya Gallaccio will plant an apple orchard with children in Kent, featuring over 30 varieties.
From artist-led walks in Manchester and Gateshead to communal feasts in Barrow-in-Furness and choral performances in Newcastle’s urban forests, the Day of Action invites us to remember that nature is not separate from us, it is us.
Regeneration as a Cultural Imperative
Just as Davines regenerates through ingredients, ethics, and intentional design, Remember Nature 2025 regenerates through collective imagination, through participation, storytelling, and place-based care. Together, they remind us that sustainability is not a checklist or a trend, it’s a lived culture. One that values restoration over extraction, empathy over urgency, and creativity as a tool for change.
Whether through a nourishing hair mask or a riverside performance, these regenerative acts invite us to slow down, reconnect, and remember our role in the natural world. Because to care for the planet is not just to preserve, it is to participate, to create, and to regenerate.
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