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How a 1920s beauty product became an everyday essential: the unexpected rise of facial tissues

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Beauty Industry Faces Mounting Pressure Over Packaging Waste as Consumers Shift Toward Refillable and Plastic-Free Personal Care

“A product you love and actually finish is infinitely better than five products you don’t,” sustainability author Anita Vandyke said,