Alpine Provisions Body Wash, Lavender + Juniper
Alpine Provisions
Body Wash, Lavender + Juniper
Strong packaging story with two honest gaps: an unnamed liner polymer and an unpublished ingredient list for this exact scent.
Aluminum-bottled body wash from a brand that says 98% of its packaging is plastic-free. We could not find this scent's ingredient list on the brand site, and score with that gap on the record.
How this score breaks down
Strengths
- Aluminum bottle replaces the plastic jug
- Brand is upfront that its pumps are the remaining 2% plastic
- Leaping Bunny confirmed in the registry
Trade-offs
- Interior coating polymer is not named
- Lavender + Juniper ingredient list is not published on the brand site
- Skip the plastic pump and pour instead
Scored on our consumables method (consumables-v1, 2026-07-12). How we rank →
What's inside
Castile-style body wash in a 16.9 oz aluminum bottle with a BPA-free interior coating. Sibling scents disclose clean, polymer-free ingredient lists.
| Part | Material |
|---|---|
| Bottle | Aluminum (origin not stated) |
| Interior coating | BPA-free, polymer not named |
| Cap | Not stated |
| Optional pump | Plastic (brand states plastic-free pumps are not available to purchase) |
Free of Plastic bottle (stated)
- Packaging
- Refill-friendly aluminum bottle with a BPA-free interior coating the brand does not name; cap material not stated; the optional dispenser pump is plastic
- Microplastics
- Sibling scents publish polymer-free ingredient lists; the Lavender + Juniper list is not published on the brand page, so we do not assert it
Attributes
What this product is, at a glance.
Certifications
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About Alpine Provisions
Alpine Provisions is a Colorado brand that makes body wash, shampoo, and conditioner scented with mountain-sourced essential oils and no synthetic fragrance, packaged in plastic-free aluminum bottles. It does not name a founder or a founding year on its own site, and press has linked it to the team behind Pangea Organics.
It runs a giving program it calls 1% for the Future and states its products are cruelty-free, though a shopper should note this is the brand's own wording and is not the same as certified 1% for the Planet membership. The aluminum bottles are the low-plastic feature, but pumps and caps on aluminum body-wash bottles are often still plastic, so it is lower-plastic rather than plastic-free.
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