How does it work?
1. Drop the magic tablets into your Merci Handy reusable bottle (available in our Starter Pack).
2. Fill it up with (very) hot water.
3. Leave the bottle open and let the tablets dissolve for 90 minutes tops
4. Close the bottle and gently shake it: your shower gel is ready!
5. Once your shower gel is finished, you can rinse the bottle and reuse it. It’s magic!
Benefits ✌️
🌱 Good for you
A vegan, natural origin formula, formulated without sulfates or other controversial ingredients and with a neutral pH for your skin.
🌍 Good for the planet
A water-free, 10 times more concentrated formula, a glass bottle that can be refilled forever, more responsible shipping (the only thing that gets shipped is the active ingredients, without the 80% water that make up a regular shower gel and which you already have at home) and 33% less plastic than a regular shower gel.
Made in France (Earth).
1 refillable shower gel = 22 less plastic bottles on Earth a year*
Read these articles about our commitments 👍*Based on an average 14ml shower gel per French person per day.
(Editor's Note: This study even includes your little sister who takes 4 showers a day singing to Cardi B)
our shower gel is...
did you know that...
A regular shower gel =
20% active ingredients in a disposable plastic bottle.
A refillable infusing shower gel =
Less plastic waste and more magic.
Why do we care ?
9 billion tons of plastic have been produced since 1950...
Global plastic production has grown exponentially, from 2.3 million tons in 1950 to 162 million in 1993 and 448 million in recent years. Today, the world produces an estimated 10 tons of plastic a second...
...of which 79% has been disposed of as waste
Only 9% of that plastic production ends up recycled, and 12% incinerated. The remaining 7 billion tons (79%) of plastic waste ends up in pipes, landfills, or dumped in the natural environment, polluting the seas and oceans…
10 million tons of plastic are dumped into the oceans every year
There are already 5,000 billion pieces of plastic in our oceans, which represents an estimated 86 million tons of plastic waste. Today, about 75% of the waste that ends up in the oceans is plastic.