Eco-Friendly Hair Care with Refillable Powder Shampoo Looking for a way to simplify your beauty routine while being mindful of the environment? Powder Shampoo offers a straightforward, less wasteful approach to hair care. In this post, I will review the Powder Shampoo hair and body wash products and share my opinion on whether this is an effective and sustainable swap. As a beauty enthusiast, I’m always on the lookout for new products that can help me achieve healthy, shiny hair and skin. Recently, I came across a company called The Powder Shampoo, a unique company making shampoo and body ..read more

Choosing plastic free perfume that Is Good For The Planet There is no surprise that the beauty industry has contributed largely to the plastic crisis, with over 100 billion single-use plastic bottles, tubes, lids and packaging ending up in landfills and waterways each year. It is hard to get exact facts and figures, but a simple walk along the beach, parks and rivers will open your eyes to the endless amount of plastic we see daily. With this in mind, and along with the 100 plus beauty brands out there we can imagine how much plastic the beauty industry has accumulated and contributed ..read more

An Honest Review of Waterdrop Microdrink Cubes In this post I will review Waterdrop and share my honest opinion on whether this product is a winner for increased hydration with less plastic. I am a person who has always struggled with my water intake. For years I have never gravitated towards plain water. My go-to would always be cordial or some other flavoured beverage. The thought of having to drink 2L of water a day terrified me, it looked and sounded like a lot. Flavoured drinks were a lot more enjoyable and made drinking my daily intake a lot more manageable. When I decided to live a ..read more

Can You Recycle Paper Towels? No. Paper towels cannot be recycled. The question is why not? And what is is the best way to dispose of paper towel? Don’t worry, it’s not a silly question. There is a lot of confusion around the recyclability of a lot of products including paper towels. We are used to throwing paper in the mixed recycling bin so why not paper towels?  Keep reading if you want to learn: Why Can’t You Recycle Paper Towel? What is the best way to dispose of paper towel?  Can paper towel be composted?  What is the environmental impact of paper towels?  Al ..read more

The New Wave of Fashion: Ditching Fast Fashion for Sustainable Choices In the fast-paced world of fashion, the hidden costs of rapid and cheap production are becoming increasingly blatant. This post sheds light on sustainable and ethical alternatives to fast fashion, offering solutions that prioritise environmental care and social responsibility. Join us as we explore how making mindful fashion choices can lead to a more sustainable and ethically conscious wardrobe. The Shift from Fast Fashion In recent years, fast fashion has emerged as a dominant force in the global apparel industry ..read more

The Rise of Stainless Steel Pegs in Eco-Conscious Households As someone who recently made the switch to stainless steel pegs in my journey towards a more waste-conscious lifestyle, I can confidently share the benefits of this simple yet impactful eco-swap. For those of us who care deeply about our planet and seek ways to reduce waste without breaking the bank, opting for metal pegs can be a straightforward and effective step. Stainless steel clothes pegs are not just a durable alternative to traditional plastic or wooden pegs; they are a testament to how small changes in our daily rout ..read more

What To Do If You Find Green On Potatoes  Have you ever found potatoes going green and had to throw them away? This situation is not only disappointing but also contributes to food waste. Green on potatoes is caused by exposure to light, which triggers the production of chlorophyll and solanine in the potato. While these compounds are not harmful in small amounts, they can cause digestive issues and even toxicity in larger quantities. What Does Green on Potatoes Mean? So, why do potatoes turn green in the first place? Potatoes are typically grown underground and are not exposed to ..read more

Top Tips On How To Live Plastic-Free With A Baby Lucy Budzynska Congratulations! You’re about to become parents to a brand-new baby. And we know the environmentalist in you wants to at least try to live plastic-free with a baby. Welcome to a whole new world of baby products, gadgets and items; where companies spend big dollars on marketing to new parents to get them to buy all sorts of things they don’t really need. You’ll learn that a lot of these items, if not most, are either entirely plastic or contain some plastic.  If I am being honest, plastic is likely an inevitable part o ..read more

Why We Will Boycott Coles And Woolworths December 23rd & 24th And You Should Too! Sick of being ripped off at the check-out? Boycott Coles and Woolworths on December 23rd and 24th. The reason behind this bold move is a crucial one: challenging the price gouging practices and record profits of these supermarket giants during a cost of living crisis. Let’s Send A Message By Boycotting This Christmas The cost of living crisis in Australia has put a strain on many households, and consumers are becoming increasingly frustrated with the high prices at these supermarkets. Social media platforms h ..read more

Stop Impulse Buying With 18 Top Tips to Control Your Spending Do you want to stop impulse buying? Have you ever caught yourself aimlessly browsing through an online store, mindlessly adding items to your cart? Or perhaps you’ve been at the supermarket, and a tempting display leads to your trolley brimming with unplanned purchases. These scenarios exemplify impulse buying, a behaviour that not only strains your wallet but also the planet. Impulse buying doesn’t just dent your finances; it contributes significantly to environmental concerns. Every unplanned item we buy has a backstory of res ..read more