At love. not war. we are committed to being good to you, your body and the earth.
Design
Our heads all fit one universal
Power of Love Battery Base that is interchangeable with all our detachable
heads, meaning you need only one Power of Love Battery Base for all our separate heads, creating multiple products. This design also makes our products easier to repair and recycle.
Materials
Our products are designed using as few materials as possible. We use only FDA grade-NeoSilicone™ and recycle and reuse leftover materials.
We significantly reduced the amount of plastic in love. not war. products and the small amount of plastic we do use is recycled within the factory. Instead, we focused on using recycled aluminium as the main material, as it is one of the most widely and easily recycled materials globally, with up to 98% of the world’s aluminium currently recycled.
When it comes to our packaging, we of course use only recycled cardboard and our packaging proudly carries the FSC logo. The FSC logo shows that our products comply with the highest social and environmental standards on the market and shows customers that they won’t be harming the world’s forests when they choose to buy a love. not war. toy.
We came to realise that dying recycled card uses a lot of energy and water, so we opted to forgo that step and all our packaging now is a natural and eco-friendly brown cardboard and we use eco-friendly soy ink for the text. Our products come with an eco-friendly storage bag that can be repurposed too. We even ensure the glue is eco-friendly.
Manufacturing
Our custom-built factory is powered by green energy, mainly from hydroelectric sources.
We try our best to work with companies that have sustainability at their core.
We continually try to lower our energy and water consumption, waste production and reduce, repurpose and reuse when possible.
Carbon Zero
Our factory is set up with heating and air conditioning timers. We turn off lights, shut-off unused equipment and we work regularly with sustainability experts to find new ways to improve.
We haven’t hit the net-zero milestone yet, but that’s one of our aims.
It’s a learning process and we rely on feedback from you and sustainability experts to continually find ways to innovate and improve.
As the saying goes: “We don't need a handful of people doing zero waste perfectly. We need millions of people doing it imperfectly”.
If you have any recommendations or ideas on how we can further improve, please get in touch!
