31/01/2026
Sustainability is crucial for combating climate change which is putting more and more pressure on wildlife. Drought and heat extremes have for example caused important wildlife habitats, such as peat bogs, wetlands, and heathlands, to dry out, threatening various species...
Passionate about conservation, I support the Staffordshire Wildlife Trust, a charity dedicated to the conservation of Staffordshire's wildlife and wild places. Recent examples of their work include the restoration of of wetlands at the historic Shugborough Estate and also the acquisition of land to create a new wildlife haven in Rugeley with a range of habitats, including wetlands, to attract and support a greater variety of wildlife. Dragonflies, little egrets, wading birds and even otters will benefit from the project.
When it comes to choosing skincare, organic ingredients are much kinder to skin and to our planet given that use of pesticides and other harmful chemicals are vastly reduced 🦋. Plant-powered organic skincare is also high in antioxidants and packed with skin-loving nutrients which support collagen- leaving skin firmer, softer and more supple ✨️
Rather than mass-produced skincare from an industrial overseas factory, as a skincare artisan, my 100% organic products are sustainably handcrafted with love in small batches in Staffordshire, for fresher results and reduced environmental impact 🫶.
Packaged in recyclable glassware with minimal plastic, sustainability and having a positive impact on the planet through my clean, synthetic-free skincare has always been one of my core values for S.N.S 🙏
Kind to skin, kind to our planet 🌿.
Take care, love Louise, S.N.S 🤍 xx