SUSTAINABILITY

GENTLE ON YOUGENTLE ON THE PLANET

AWARDS

Finalist - Clean+Conscious Awards 2025. Best Zero Waste Body Care

Papermoon is proud to have been chosen as a Finalist in the Clean+Conscious Awards, Australia & NZ's most respected awards recognising brands that create ethically and sustainably. Like our range of Clean Deodorants, Papermoon Body Oils & Butters are housed in cardboard that is both compostable and recyclable. It looks beautiful, but more importantly, once finished it breaks down and leave zero waste. Better for the Planet, and better for all of us.

OUR PACKAGING

Our iconic paper tubes are compostable and recyclable.

Only 100% recycled Australian board is used in our mailing and storage cartons.

INGREDIENTS

We use only clean, ethically sourced ingredients.

CAPRYLIC / CAPRIC TRIGLYCERIDE

Made from oil from coconuts and ensures a smooth application and texture.

TAPIOCA STARCH

Tapioca starch naturally absorbs moisture which also helps to fight bacteria and odour.

MAGNESIUM HYDROXIDE

Prevents odour-causing bacteria by delivering a high PH environment.

COCOS NUCIFERA (COCONUT OIL)

One of nature's great odour fighters killing bacteria and yeast.

CETEARYL ALCOHOL

Also from the coconut palm, this delivers good moisture that softens the skin in a luxurious fashion.

EUPHORBIA CERIFERA (CANDELIA) CERA

A vegetable wax that gives stability to the product.

CARBON OFFSET

We offset all our trackable carbon emissions across manufacturing, freight and delivery via our partners at Carbon Positive Australia. 

Where we can't quantify emissions, we work with Carbon Positive Australia to make assumptions and offset 120% of these. 

Carbon Positive Australia is an Australian charity that has restored over 5,000 ha of land with over 7.4 million trees and captured almost 669,000 tonnes of carbon, working with landholders, communities & organisations.

Carbon Positive Australia’s tree-planting projects are about more than just carbon offsets. They’re about, meaningful restoration. They’re about the regeneration of the Country across the life cycle—from species selection and seed collection to monitoring, protection, and community engagement.