In a world increasingly conscious of its environmental impact, the fashion industry has been under scrutiny for its unsustainable practices. From harmful chemicals used in production to exploitative labor practices and excessive waste, the conventional fashion industry has left a significant ecological footprint. Hence, you are here to explore sustainable fashion to make changes in … Read more
Plastic loofahs are typically made of a synthetic material called polyethylene or nylon, which are types of plastic. When used, these materials can shed microplastics into the water supply or the environment. Over time, these microplastics can accumulate in aquatic ecosystems, where they can be ingested by fish and other marine organisms. To reduce the … Read more
With Mother’s Day approaching, we’re all brainstorming gift ideas to give to the most important human being in our life. However, as the holiday season draws near, we must remember Mother Nature too. It’s true that giving gifts can be wasteful, considering all the plastic packaging, ribbons, and cardboard boxes, but now it’s not that … Read more
Shampoo bars are a great way to reduce your trash in your zero waste bathroom. However, for those living in areas with hard water, using a shampoo bar may come with some challenges. Hard water can cause shampoo bars to leave a residue on hair, make it difficult to lather, and leave hair feeling dull, … Read more
As we become more aware of the impact our daily habits have on the environment, many of us are looking for ways to reduce our waste and live a more sustainable lifestyle. One area where we can make a big difference is in our hair care routine. Today we are just concentrating on the shampoo. … Read more
The bathroom is one area where a lot of waste can accumulate, from plastic packaging to disposable products. By making a few changes to our daily routines and using zero waste bathroom swaps, we can significantly reduce our impact on the environment. Here are the top 21 zero waste bathroom essentials to help you get … Read more
Day 30 of the Plastic Free July Challenge Last but not least, say NO whenever possible. Use what you have already! This is one of the most sustainable ways one can live. If you’re getting something for free, learn to say NO when you have that product already. Avoid plastics whenever humanly possible. Not just … Read more
Day 29 of the Plastic Free July Challenge When doing your next load of laundry, replace your dryer sheets and fabric softener with wool dryer balls. While dryer balls can be made of rubber or plastic, wool ones tend to dry clothes quicker. They bounce around in the dryer to soften fabric, prevent clinging, and … Read more
Day 28 of the Plastic Free July Challenge Most toilet brushes end up in landfills or in our oceans, their plastic bristles often shedding nasty sharp hairs that are harmful to sea life. Look for plastic-free toilet brushes which are made of plant-based bristles and sustainably harvested wood. So, you can just throw it in … Read more
Day 27 of the Plastic Free July Challenge While disposable diapers may seem more convenient than cloth diapers, their environmental impact is terrifying. Not only do they form a sizeable portion of non-recyclable landfill waste, but they also contain many harmful chemicals that are subsequently dispersed into the environment. In the United States, there are … Read more
