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Mad Hippie

Beauty/Personal Care

Headquartered in United States

Mad Hippie is a family-owned skincare brand founded in 2009 that emphasizes clean ingredients and eco-conscious practices. The brand has implemented specific environmental measures including use of sugarcane bioresin tubes, FSC-certified paper packaging, and a $1 per web sale donation to conservation nonprofits like Save the Elephants and NRDC. However, the brand has not disclosed third-party labor certifications for ingredient suppliers or published specific carbon emissions reduction targets, limiting visibility into supply chain labor conditions and climate commitments.

How Mad Hippie scores

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The detail

Environment

Mad Hippie does not publish a comprehensive sustainability report or detailed environmental impact data. The company states on its website that it uses organic and natural ingredients and emphasizes eco-friendly packaging, but specific metrics on emissions, energy use, water consumption, or waste reduction are not publicly available. The company does not appear to hold major environmental certifications such as ISO 14001 or to report against recognized environmental frameworks. Limited public information is available regarding the environmental footprint of its supply chain or manufacturing operations.

Labor

Mad Hippie does not publish detailed information about its labor practices, supply chain transparency, or worker conditions. The company does not appear to have published a supplier list, labor audit program, or third-party labor certifications. No publicly available data exists regarding wages, worker safety, diversity metrics, or supply chain locations. Limited public information is available to assess the company's labor practices against industry standards.

Mad Hippie products on Amazon

43 products from Mad Hippie, sold on Amazon (US). Leif earns a commission on qualifying purchases.

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