*Kline 2022 Salon Hair Care Global Series, for John Paul Mitchell Systems® master brand portfolio which includes Paul Mitchell®, based on value sales of products in 28 markets.
*Excludes select caps/closures
*In the US, based on Kline data Q1 2022 - Q2 2023
*50% post-consumer recycled bottles, excluding gallon sizes and pumps/caps/closures.
Did you know that 50 million tons of e-waste is created every year? 31% is generated by small electronics.*
We've partnered with Homeboy Electronics Recycling to help ensure hair tools are responsibly disposed of so they don't end up in landfills.
*Statista 2021.
Send your old or broken tools, including tools from other brands, to be recycled with Homeboy Electronics Recycling for FREE and get 25% off your next Paul Mitchell® Pro Tools™ or Neuro® tools purchase on paulmitchell.com.**
Recycle Now**Terms & Conditions: Valid through December 31, 2024. Once generating and printing mailing label, must ship package within 10 days. 25% off on a full-size tool for 90 days from issue. One code per approved shipment received for recycling—only one shipment per person, up to 5 lb per person in that one shipment. Code only applies to hair tools, inclusive of hair dryers, flat irons, curling irons and styling irons. Promotional offer available on paulmitchell.com only. Offer cannot be applied to previously placed or pending orders, or honored after end date.
Offer valid only in the United States. Other exclusions may apply. We reserve the right to modify or cancel this offer at any time, and to cancel any credit or order due to failure to meet the Terms & Conditions, or misuse or abuse of this offer, as determined by JPMS in its sole discretion. All orders are subject to terms and conditions for new product orders, including, without limitation, warranty policies and shipping & return policies.
Through the recycling process, Homeboy Electronics Recycling—an R2 Certified (the world's most widely adopted standard for responsible practices for used electronics), provides jobs to people who face systemic barriers due to previous gang involvement or incarceraton.
