I’ve asked and you decided you wanted a low-waste guide to Christmas, so here it is! I’m excited that you all picked this instead of a Sustainable Gift Guide because I’ve made one last year (and I just updated it with some extra options). So this year, we can focus on making this holiday season a little less environmentally catastrophic. Since we’ve just survived the madness that Black Friday, let’s focus on getting ready for Christmas and reducing our impact…
I’ve said it before and I’ll say it again, I have a love & hate relationship with meal prep. You see, I LOVE to eat fresh food and create new dishes, make something interesting, accidentally cook up something delicious. And we all know that you do end up getting a little restricted if you meal prep. To create meals you can eat the whole week, you have to have balanced meals, that will still be yummy and provide you with…
It’s time to talk about periods, peeps. Since I last talked about my menstrual cup, so many good products appeared to make our lives a little easier on said time of the month. Periods are a natural part of our lives and half of the population has them, so it was finally time that more options were created to give period-having people more sustainable options. Like I said when I talked about the menstrual cup, on average we use around…
Let’s be honest here, I’m not the type of ‘influencer’ (argh, I hate this term) that will go on about selling you crap on Instagram. Every brand I’ve EVER worked with was always researched, dissected and tried and tested before I recommend it to you. So, yes I was a little hesitant at first to promote a watch on my sustainability page. But I couldn’t be happier I did. About Nordgreen Nordgreen is a Danish company that makes watches designed by…
Since going plastic free I stopped buying some non-essentials, like hand sanitisers. Nowadays, they are ubiquitous in mom’s handbags and I honestly feel like I should carry one with me at times. Specially since doing beach clean ups more recently. Hand sanitisers come with a little controversy. Some argue that using it often can lead to bacterial resistance but this hasn’t been proved. Also, hand sanitisers do not substitute washing your hands. But they can be handy when you are…