Why does Endless Sunscreen currently use plastic packaging?

We're being transparent about our journey. Our vision is plastic-free, but custom bio-based molds require $70,000 in manufacturing setup. By launching with recyclable plastic first, customers get premium sunscreen immediately while funding the next generation of packaging.

When will Endless switch to bio-based packaging?

Once we reach 5,000 unit sales, we'll have the funding to manufacture our proprietary refillable bio-packaging. This transparent milestone approach keeps our community informed and engaged in the sustainability journey.

What makes Endless packaging sustainable?

Our refillable system eliminates single-use plastic waste. The future bio-based packaging uses renewable plant materials designed by world-class industrial designer Jo from Morrama. Every refill prevents another plastic bottle from being produced.

IMPACT

This is where
it starts.

UV-awareness accessories made with considered materials. A home-compostable SPF arriving in 2027. A refill system after that. One step at a time, in public.

Now

THE ACCESSORIES

The Accessories

Doing Good
Materials chosen with intention. Semiprecious stones. Silk thread. Gold-filled components — hypoallergenic, lower chemical footprint, built to outlast trends. Each piece handmade in our studio.

The UV bead is plastic. It's not single-use — this piece is made to last years, not months. We know it's there. We're working on an alternative.

Looking Good
Design-led from the start. The kind of piece that earns comments when you wear it out. Not an accessory that lives in a drawer.

Feeling Good
UV awareness built into something you're already wearing. Doubles as a sunglass holder, an event pass or work lanyard. Earns its keep every day.

GOAL

Every piece funds the next phase.

THE SUNSCREEN

2027

We've spent years working on this. A mineral SPF that doubles as skincare. A USA-first, combining a liquid formulation and bio-packaging material. 100% home-compostable.

No plastic touching your formula. No single-use container left in a landfill or spilling out to our oceans for over 400 years. Gone in less then a year.

Built to protect. Designed to disappear.