Empty LaCroix cans and pizza boxes aren't the only things in your life that should be recycled—lipstick tubes, eye shadow pots, and foundation bottles can be, too. Instead of tossing the packaging of your used M.A.C. products in the trash can, set them aside in a safe place. After you collect six empty containers, you'll be able to get a free M.A.C. lipstick. The Back-to-M.A.C. program recycles the empties, and you get a freebie for helping out the environment. How sweet is that?
If this is old news for you, consider this your annual reminder. M.A.C. accepts what they call "primary packaging," which is what the product is encased in. This includes the containers for your favorite M.A.C. products, like Paint Pots, Fix+, Lipglass, and the little Pigment jars. Of course, M.A.C. isn't the only beauty company to incentivize recycling: We've reported before on Origins' commitment to the cause in the past; through the Recycle and Be Rewarded program, Kiehl's gifts customers with a free travel-sized product for every ten empties they turn in.
or try out a new shade.
If you aren't able to make it to a store, you can send you six empty containers through the mail. Just print out a form through the company's online tool. Here, you'll pick your top three lipstick shade choices and provide your shipping address.
M.A.C. products that will be easy to use up:
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If you're really ready to score a new free lipstick but you aren't sitting on a mountain of empties quite yet, this recycling program is the perfect excuse to channel your inner Mario Dedivanovic. Depot your favorite M.A.C. shadows, transfer them into a magnetic palette, and brag to your friends that you edited your own custom palette.
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