Biodegradable and compostable materials - Use cornstarch packing peanuts that dissolve in water, mushroom-based packaging that's fully compostable, seaweed-based bubble wrap alternatives, or compostable mailers made from plant fibers that break down naturally.

Recycled and recyclable options - Switch to boxes made from 100% recycled cardboard, use recycled paper tape instead of plastic tape, include shredded recycled paper or corrugated cardboard as cushioning, or try recyclable honeycomb wrap for product protection.

Minimalist and right-sized packaging - Reduce waste by using custom-sized boxes that fit your Lemon Shower Gel and Peppermint Hand Soap perfectly without excess space, eliminate unnecessary layers of packaging, use the product boxes themselves as shipping containers when possible, or bundle multiple products together to reduce overall packaging.

Reusable packaging solutions - Offer cloth drawstring bags that customers can reuse, use boxes designed to be repurposed as storage containers, include return labels for customers to send back packaging for reuse, or create a refill program where customers can return empty bottles.

Natural cushioning materials - Use crinkled kraft paper for void fill, organic cotton fabric scraps, dried straw or hay for rustic appeal, or air pillows made from recycled materials.

Branded sustainable touches - Print on packaging with soy-based or vegetable-based inks, use kraft paper labels instead of plastic stickers, include seed paper inserts that customers can plant, add a small card explaining your eco-friendly packaging choices to educate customers.

Water-activated tape - Switch to paper-based, water-activated tape that's fully recyclable and provides strong sealing without plastic.