Bamboo Cotton Buds - Brush It On

Plastic cotton swabs are one of the worst plastic pollutants that clog up sewages and pollute our oceans. Our 100% compostable bamboo cotton buds provide an affordable, sustainable alternative without any nastiness. They are made from sustainable bamboo sticks with an organic cotton tip.

They’re ideal for makeup application and removal and cleaning small areas. Packed in plastic-free recycled packaging.

Our pack contains either 100 or 200 buds with white organic cotton tips (both tips round).

Brush It On donate 100% of their profits to conservation projects that protect the world’s oceans, forests, and wildlife.

About the Company

Brush It On was created to fight plastic pollution by helping you make conscious choices without sacrificing your lifestyle.

Our planet needs help and we just couldn't sit around any longer watching our everyday products filling landfills. We decided we wanted to actively contribute to helping the environment and designed bath & home products that give back to the planet rather than taking from it.

Brush It On was created to help you make conscious choices without sacrificing your lifestyle. We aim to bring more awareness to the environmental issues we face today while actively helping in the fight for our world, one brush at a time.

The idea came from a desire to protect this planet for future generations. When we learned there is meant to be more plastic than fish in our oceans by 2050, we got quite upset and decided to take an active part in saving our planet. Viv & Alice created Brush It On to fight plastic pollution by helping people make conscious choices without sacrificing their lifestyle.

In 2018, we successfully funded our project on Indiegogo which helped us get our social enterprise off the ground. We started with designer bamboo toothbrushes and received a great response from the market, which motivated us to expand our offer and provide a wider range of zero-waste personal care products. We run our social enterprise from Sydney and Melbourne, Australia.