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Earth & Balloons

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We are proudly PEBA Members

The Face Painters, Body Artists & Balloon Benders are proud and active members of the Pro Environment Balloon Alliance (PEBA).

 

Members of PEBA do not support, or condone, nor will they facilitate the deliberate release of balloons and will promote the correct disposal of balloons.

We follow responsible practices and standards at all times.

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We proudly use balloons that are Rainforest Alliance Certified 

The Face Painters, Body Artists & Balloon Benders proudly use latex balloons that support the worlds rubber tree economy. Latex balloons are made from the sap of rubber trees, making them a completely natural substance.

 

The company we purchase our latex balloons from is committed to responsible sourcing, resulting in our balloons being made from rubber trees located in plantations that are Rainforest Alliance Certified™.

 

You may have heard people saying that latex balloons degrade at the same speed as oak leaves – which is true. The oxidization of a latex balloon begins the minute it’s inflated and if responsibly disposed of (either in landfill or a compost heap) the balloon with biodegrade anywhere from 6 months to 4 years. Like any product, the time is dictated by many factors.

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