Overall, this product is doing okay.
Sweet Relief Barrier Balm has higher emissions than a typical balm (face & body), in part due to its supply chain design.
This product has lower solid waste output than a typical balm (face & body). Some of the components are likely curbside recyclable, which is great! However, the product could still be improved, as some of the components are not recyclable.
Carbon emissions
Waste impact
Carbon emissions
Carbon emissions (per 1k units)
804.5kg ~2,011 miles driven
Values are rounded to the nearest whole number and thus may not sum to 100%.
Materials and product design
273.9kg CO₂e
34% of overall emissions
Per component emissions
Supply chain design
373kg CO₂e
46% of overall emissions
Distribution emissions
122.9kg CO₂e
15% of overall emissions
Shipping destination
Values are rounded to the nearest whole number and thus may not sum to 100%.
DTC shipping type
Values are rounded to the nearest whole number and thus may not sum to 100%.
Waste
Waste generated (per 1k units)
82.2kg ~8,836 plastic water bottles
Values are rounded to the nearest whole number and thus may not sum to 100%.
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