Cosmetic Waste Disposal

Let Us Manage Your Commercial Cosmetic Chemical and Solution Disposal

Professional Service
Compliant and Certified
Serving SW Florida and the USA

Let our professionals assist you with all of your commercial cosmetic waste management needs.

Your Solution for Bulk Commercial Cosmetic Disposal and Recycling

Outdated Material Compounds
Rejected Raw Materials
Cosmetic Product Over-runs

Since 2001, Stone Environmental Services has managed the recycling & disposing of commercial cosmetic materials and solutions.

Specialists in Commercial Cosmetic Recycling and Disposal

Traditional Resins and Compounds
Organic and Mineral Pigments
Hazardous Specialty Materials.

Now cosmetic manufacturers can be assured their hazardous and non-hazardous waste will be disposed of in a sustainable, environmentally sound, ecologically safe manner.

Commercial Cosmetic Waste To Energy Specialists

Cradle to Cradle Documentation
Maximized After-market Prevention
Meets EPA Regulations

Because we understand the value of brands and the importance of brand protection, we securely destroy your cosmetic waste products and document the process for each batch of products being destroyed.

What Cosmetic Chemicals Do We Collect?

mechanics A cosmetic may be a substance or preparation that’s designed to be used on any external a part of the human body including within the mouth in order to enhance the odors of the body, to alter its look, cleanse it, keep it in condition, fragrance it or shield it. This type of cosmetics includes all products like shampoo, soap, hair dye, moisturizer, concealer, perfume, lipstick and many more.

Classifying Cosmetic Waste Materials

Class	Description
`Water`	Source of the water will determine what naturally occuring chemicals and minerals are present.
`Preservatives`	Chemicals used to prevent spoilage of the product, consisting of antioxidants and anti-microbials to stop growth of fungi, yeast, and bacterial contamination. Classes of these types of materials are organic acids, alcohols, aldehydes, phenolic resins, esters, and quinone and amine based compounds.
`Humectants`	Chemical agents used to absorb moisture from the air and form a thin film on the skin to prevent drying. Examples are Calcium Chloride, Ethylene Glycol, Propylene Glycol and Glycerol.
`Surfactants`	These compounds stabilize the mixture of oil and water solutions by reducing the surface tension between the two materials. Basic classes are anionic, cationic, non-ionic, and ampholytic solutions
`Oils, Fats, Waxes`	A variety of naturally occurring animal fats and vegetable oils to provide soothing and smoothing action on the skin and grooming effects on head and beard hair. These include fish oils, cocoa butter, almond oil, apricot kernel oil, sesame oil, safflower oil, wheat germ oil, avocado oil, turtle oil and mink oil.
`Perfumes`	A mixture of essential fragrence oils, aroma compounds, fixatives and alcohols to produce a pleasant scent to the cosmetic product. Mainly derived from natural resources like plants and animals.
`Colorants`	Consist mainly of organic, inorganic and natural color pigments and dyes. Classified as FD&C, D&C, and external D&C.

hazardous label All waste materials will be manifested and transported directly to the permitted and insured TSDF for proper disposal.