Cruelty-free, organic and clean skin beauty. We help you choose the latest beauty products that’s good for you and the environment. And with options and advice to make your own.
When it comes to reducing wast it’s the little things we use regularly, that can quickly add up to a garbage bag full of plastic. Ready to sit in a …
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Every year millions of toothpaste tubes are sent to landfill as the squeezy tubes are difficult to recycle and aren’t generally picked up in curbside recycling schemes.
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Indulge in a wonderfully long bath or relaxing hot shower after a gruelling and stressful day. And cleanse with one of the best natural body washes you can find. This …
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The best organic soaps are made from natural ingredients and are good for your skin type, toxin-free and good for the planet. Soap should not dry out your skin, it …
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Zero Waste floss is not completely innocent. But flossing is important and not a dental hygiene step I’d recommend skipping. A person only gets one set of adult teeth and looking …
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Most make-up found in high street shops or your local mall is filled with all kinds of questionable ingredients; preservatives, chemicals and stuff that you would be better off without. But we are starting to see real alternatives to popular beauty brands that are kind to our bodies, the planet and produce zero waste. Even though today’s commercial makeup has moved on from the poisonous concoctions that our ancestors cooked up in the name of beauty. Some of which contained mercury, arsenic and led
Over the past few years, I have become very fond of using organic and natural oils as a moisturiser. It’s been a life-changing experience as there is an oil for any skin issue and if you learn to blend these yourself it can be a wonderful clean skin and money-saving tool.
Buying shampoos and conditioners in a liquid containing plastic bottle has become second nature. But the number of shampoo bottles discarded every year is alarming. Most of these bottles are also filled with a cocktail of chemicals with names you can?t pronounce, which most likely means that it?s not good for you or the planet. But you probably know that already, so what can be done?
