Routine nature: Luxury wellness brands to have on your radar

Pamper yourself with eco-friendly friendly brands which work to minimise their environmental impact, while providing the height of luxury.

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Located in Bangkok’s green lung of Bang Krachao, Rakxa is an integrative wellness retreat that combines medical diagnostics and treatments with complementary alternative therapies, fitness classes, nourishing cuisine and spa treatments.

Whether you’re looking for an invigorating wellness retreat or a deeper look into your health, you’ll find it at Rakxa. Eco-consciousness is at the fore here, too: the centre earned a Gold certification from the Green Growth 2050 Global Standard, which assesses 37 sustainability criteria across multiple pillars, including sustainable design, environmental stewardship and social and community development.

Farm to face

British skincare brand Bamford is committed to safeguarding the environment and its certification by international cosmetics industry body Cosmos verifies that it uses organic ingredients of purely natural origin. Find Bamford products in our First class and Business amenities, or make a trip to their day spa in London or The Cotswolds on your next trip to the UK. 

Scandi skincare

Founded in Sweden in 2019, Scandinavian skincare brand L:A Bruket uses renewable sustainable materials, such as marine algae, to produce skincare that’s gentle yet effective. Sustainably sourced native ingredients respect biodiversity, while the packaging is fully recyclable. What’s more, the environmentally friendly brand pledges five per cent of sales of its Spruce line to Naturavet, a charity that purchases and protects land occupied by old-growth forests.

The greenest cup

We know the importance of avoiding single-use plastics, but even reusable bottles have an environmental footprint. Circular & Co is a British eco-friendly brand that upcycles single-use plastic bottles to make reusable containers, such as coffee cups and water bottles. Each product is intended to be used for 10 years, then can be recycled and made into new products, creating a closed-loop production system. 

Pop your cork

Did you know that cork is one of the most renewable natural materials? 42 Birds creates yoga mats and accessories out of cork that has been sustainably harvested from oak forests in Portugal. Antibacterial, lightweight, lightly cushioned and grippy, cork is an ideal material for anyone seeking a sustainable product.