The Lowdown on Cloth Pads
I truly love my Organicup, but sometimes it’s nice to have a bit of backup on heavy days. Or to skip the cup altogether.
5 Reasons to Ditch Subscription Boxes
Practically everyone and their sister is subscribed to some form of monthly or quarterly subscription box. Whether it be the popular Fab Fit Fun, Barkbox or even the Detox Box from the Detox Market.
This Is Why You’ll Never Be Zero Waste
Living a zero waste lifestyle has become the next trendy thing. But is it achievable? Will you truly be able to live a wasteless lifestyle?
Planned Obsolescence: The Trick to Consumerism and How to Avoid it
Let’s begin with a brief definition to understand what exactly, planned obsolescence is. a method of stimulating consumer demand by designing products that wear out or become outmoded after limited use.
Why You Should Join A Buy Nothing Group
If you haven’t heard about Buy Nothing groups, you’re not the only one living under a sustainability rock. In fact, it was only early this year that I learned of this project.
Why Free Samples Are Successful: Zero Waste Journey
If you’ve got a sustainable mindset, you won’t be surprised as to why I personally hate gifts with purchase. And I’m sure that you’re likely to feel the same way.
6 Questions to Help You Become a Conscious Consumer
Becoming a conscious consumer involves asking yourself a series of questions prior to purchasing an item or product. As well as educating yourself on whether they are a brand whose ethos you want to support.
8 Wasteful Items I still purchase
If you don’t have access to a wide variety of bulk items, you’re stuck with dealing with excess wrapping. I don’t live in a huge city and therefore, there’s still at least 8 wasteful items that I continually purchase.
Tampax Cup Review
This post contains affiliate links. All thoughts and opinions are my own. In 2018 Tampax announced their version of the menstrual cup.
Low Waste Halloween Candy | Zero Waste Journey
This post contains affiliate links. All thoughts and opinions are my own. Years ago, I graciously accepted Halloween candy wrapped in single-use plastics without a second thought.
