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WB·FAQ·12

Do I have to send the empty bottle back?

No. The bottle is yours to keep. Shipping empties across the country would undo most of what refilling saves.

What is in a refill?

The same formula at the same volume, in minimal packaging designed to be opened once and recycled. No vessel, because you already have one.

How long does a bottle last?

Indefinitely. Rinse it between refills and both the glass and the plastic will outlive this brand.

What if the pump stops working?

Order a replacement pump on its own. It is steel, and it costs a fraction of a new bottle.

Is a refill cheaper?

Always, because you are not paying for the bottle a second time. A three-pack costs less again.

Wait — you sell plastic bottles?

Recycled plastic, and only where glass would be dangerous, which in practice means the shower. A plastic bottle refilled fifty times is a far better outcome than fifty aluminium ones manufactured and shipped. The material was never the problem.

How do I order a refill instead of a bottle?

Choose Refill only on any product. It is the same formula and the same volume, at a lower price, in about a fifth of the packaging. Choose With bottle the first time, or if yours has finally given up.

Do you ship outside India?

Not yet. Shipping liquid overseas would cancel out the point of the exercise.

Can I return something?

Unopened, within fourteen days. Opened formulas cannot be resold, so those we cannot take back.

Is any of this certified organic?

No, and we will not claim it. The formulas are what the ingredient list says they are.

Is it actually all natural?

Every active is plant, mineral or ferment derived. Preservative is sodium benzoate, which is the mildest thing that will keep water-based formulas safe — a product with water in it and no preservative is not a virtue, it is a hazard.

Why snow mushroom instead of hyaluronic acid?

Tremella holds more water per gram than hyaluronic acid does, and its molecules are smaller, so more of it gets into the strand instead of sitting on top. It was doing the job before the lab version existed.