Founded by Saba Gray in 2014, BioGlitz makes plant-based biodegradable glitter and glitter adhesive for expressive beauty and fashion. The company replaces conventional plastic glitter with shine made from eucalyptus pulp, designed to break down by microbes and certified by TÜV Austria for biodegradation in natural freshwater. BioGlitz also brings its sustainable approach to events, where professional artists create personalized looks while opening conversations about environmental awareness.
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American Glitters IncFounded in 1997, American Glitters Inc. manufactures precision-cut glitter in Hamilton, New Jersey, supplying cosmetic, craft and industrial customers around the world. Its range includes plant-based cellulose options alongside conventional polyester glitter, and the company also develops custom shades and private-label packaging for brands. American Glitters holds ISO 9001, ISO 14001 and ISO 45001 certifications, as well as OEKO-TEX STANDARD 100 certification.MASSAPEQUA PARK, NY
Anew MaterialFounded by a former nail technician and a PhD chemist, Anew Material creates plant-based, biodegradable coatings designed to replace petroleum-based formulas, including a nail polish made without volatile chemicals or microplastics. Its water-based material technology also extends to fabric coatings and adhesives, bringing together scientific research and firsthand experience from the beauty industry.BROOKLYN, NY
CellsenseCellsense is a biomaterials company known for turning algae and cellulose into plastic-free embellishments for fashion, jewelry, and cosmetics. Its room-temperature production system is intended to replace conventional bead manufacturing while reducing water use and hazardous materials. A collaboration with NPOMME produced 50,000 beads in 10 days for an ocean-inspired jewelry collection.BROOKLYN, NY
Max-Hamilton GroupFounded by Lesley (Les) Gray in 2019, Max-Hamilton Group is a market-focused company built around identifying unmet needs and creating practical goods and services to address them. Its manufacturing work is best known for Bionex® biodegradable alternatives to single-use plastics, made from plant fibers for settings such as restaurants and schools.