Whether you're after an eco sponge, a coconut scourer, a bamboo dish brush, or a recycled scouring pad when you’re washing up, this article will help you get one step closer to a plastic-free, sustainable kitchen.
Read MoreA conscious consumer looks below the surface to ensure they are only supporting brands that have a positive impact on the planet and people. But how can you remain in a healthy mindset when an ethical mindset feels overwhelming? Read these 10 tips to find out how to be kind to yourself as well as the environment.
Read MoreThe first time I heard of washable nappies, I’ll admit I was horrified. I was pregnant with my first baby and doing my best to not think about cleaning pooey bums. By trimester 2, I was curious enough to look it up and I was shocked by the statistics I read. That was 4 years ago and now I’m going to share the main reasons you should consider trying cloth nappies.
Read MoreYou’ve likely heard fossil fuels are bad, but do you know why? In this post, I’m going to simply explain what fossil fuels are, why they are bad and 10 facts about their social and environmental impact.
Read MoreConfused by the many types of cloth nappies? You’re not alone! It feels like a lot to remember, but you don't have to learn the fancy lingo. The easiest thing to do is read the pros and cons of each style (keeping in mind how you’re going to dry them) and then test out a few. It’s hard to know which type you’ll get on with best until you test them. The aim of this post is to help you decide which styles of cloth nappy you’d like to try.
Read MoreA proposal is much more meaningful if the engagement ring is eco-friendly and sustainable, don't you agree? Thankfully, it's possible to have a beautiful ring that is made with sustainability in mind. Here are the top 50 engagement rings in 2022.
Read MoreAre you fed up with shampoo bars leaving your hair greasy? Or nervous about trying a new zero-waste hair product? Wherever you are on your zero waste journey, this list of American shampoo bars will effectively clean your hair.
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Are you joining the boycott against Amazon for their tax avoidance? Me too! I've created this guide for sustainable alternatives to Amazon when Christmas shopping for gifts, such as underwear, toys, clothes and beauty giftsets.
Read MoreI’m waking up my neglected sense of smell by reviewing Scentered’s refillable aromatherapy products. You choose your desired mood and complete the three step Wellbeing Ritual whenever you need. Today I’m reviewing three products from the Sleep Well and De-Stress ranges. The natural, eco-friendly candle, a portable balm and an oil to put in the bath or on your skin.
Read MoreAll you want is a sustainable, non-toxic wooden toy for your child that isn’t tied to deforestation and slavery, why is that so much to ask? Today I'm sharing my favourite eco-friendly brands and giving you a list of ethical places to shop in the UK, US and AU.
Read MoreMLM reps are real people (mostly women) tangled up in unpaid direct sales jobs they've often invested hundreds in with no option but to recruit or fail. The truth is, it is not the women that failed. It is the fault of the pyramid-shaped business model that has a 1% success rate. With that in mind, can an eco-friendly company that uses multilevel marketing truly be ethical?
Read MoreIf you live in a hard water area, you’ll be familiar with pesky limescale residues. It makes choosing eco-friendly cleaning products tough, but dishwasher tablets are particularly difficult. (Anyone else cringe at the feeling of chalky glass?) As the dishwasher is my most precious kitchen possession (I am not a washing up person), I want to find the best plastic-free and vegan dishwashing product there is. In today’s blog post I’m going to be reviewing the brand I know the most about - Ecoleaf.
Read MoreIf you're looking for an ethical or eco-friendly piece of jewellery for a loved one, look no further. Here are 123brands from the UK that are making gifts from recycled metals and Fairtrade gold with ethical gemstones and diamonds.
Read MoreA recent study estimated there are 14 million tons of microplastics on the ocean floor. These pesky polymers are finding their way into the sea through popular products that we have all used (myself included). Today I’m going to explain where you usually find microbeads in your home, what their purpose is and how to avoid them.
Read MoreWild now has a bicarbonate-free deodorant, say what?! After recently coming out in a rash from baking powder, my partner and I have been trialling Wild's sensitive range for 2 months and here is our honest review. Wild is cruelty-free, vegan and suitable for men and women. My review also contains a discount code should you decide to subscribe.
Read MoreDid you know an average single-person household uses roughly 149 litres of water a day? Keep reading for more shocking statistics about the water consumption in your home and garden, alongside 25 actions you can take to reduce your individual water footprint.
Read MoreLet me guess - you switched to a solid shampoo bar and now you’re wondering if this greasy nightmare will ever end? I hear you, the same thing happened to me (and it wasn’t pretty). It’s been over two years since I figured out what the problem was with certain shampoo bars and I’ve been researching ever since. In this post, I'm going to list the most common reasons your shampoo bar isn’t cleaning your hair and offer some solutions.
Read MorePregnancy is tough but if you have the energy and would like to give it a go, I’ve got a bunch of tips and advice for helping you to make your postpartum period more eco-friendly. I’ve focused a lot on bleeding after childbirth because I had so many questions when I was pregnant and really struggled to find answers.
Read MoreThis year for Plastic Free July, I decided to list some actions you can take in under 5 minutes, alongside some bigger more meaningful tasks. Individual action is great, but we need system change to fight plastic pollution and fossil fuels. In this post, there are petitions to sign, campaigns to join and tips for writing to your MP.
Read MoreDid you know one million marine animals are killed by plastic pollution each year? It’s a horrible thought, isn’t it? Especially when you consider humans are still producing over 380 million tons of the stuff each year. This list will help you find small businesses to buy your plastic free, sustainable products from.
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