Sustainability and packaging: where does Ace & Taylor stand?

Last updated: August 10, 2026 · 4 min read

Sustainability with an electrical styling device mostly comes down to how long you can actually use it, not just the box it arrives in. A longer lifespan and a solid warranty mean you're less likely to need to replace it soon, and over time that saves more waste than a neat-looking box ever could. Ace & Taylor hasn't published specific information about the exact materials and certifications of its shipping packaging at this time.

Below is what we can confidently say, and where we deliberately avoid making claims we can't back up.

What actually makes a styling tool more sustainable?

With an electrical device, lifespan matters more than the packaging it's delivered in. A tool that breaks after a year and gets thrown away ends up costing the environment more than a tool that lasts for years, even if that tool's box looks a little less green.

Factors that help with this include a solid warranty, the option to try the product before you fully commit to keeping it, and materials that don't wear out after a few months.

What about Ace & Taylor's warranty and returns policy?

Ace & Taylor offers a 2-year warranty on its products, plus a 30-day money-back guarantee: you can simply try the device at home and send it back if it doesn't end up being the right fit.

That policy has a sustainability angle too: you're not buying something on impulse that later ends up unused in a drawer, and if something breaks within the warranty period, the issue gets fixed instead of you having to buy something new right away.

What does the fully ceramic coating mean for lifespan?

The barrel of the Airstyler Pro Ceramiq is fully ceramic coated, rather than covered with a thin spray-on layer that can wear off over time. A coating that flakes off easily often means users replace the device sooner. A coating that forms the entire layer is less prone to that kind of quick wear.

What can and can't you say for certain about the packaging?

Honestly: there's no specific, publicly shared information available right now about the exact composition or any certifications for Ace & Taylor's shipping packaging. We don't want to name a certification or claim here that we can't back up.

If you want to know exactly what the packaging is made of or how best to dispose of it, Ace & Taylor's customer service is the best place to get a concrete answer.

What do you do with an airstyler that's reached the end of its life?

In the Netherlands, electrical devices belong with electronic waste (e-waste), not regular household trash. You can usually drop off an old or broken airstyler at a recycling center or at stores that sell electronics, which are legally required to take back old devices.

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