When you’re doing a clear out our closet it’s important to know where to dispose of the clothes responsibly. The average American throws away as much as 81 pounds of clothing every year. While we can all relate to the refreshing feeling of cleaning out our closets, let’s explore how to recycle old clothes, the sustainability of donating clothes, and textile recycling, so you can confidently clean out your closet.
Read MoreA capsule wardrobe as the name suggests, is a small or compact curated collection of clothes that can be mixed and matched with one another to create many outfits. These clothes can be matched and paired in different ways.
Read MoreCleaning products in the home are a must, not only to have the place looking good but, more importantly, to get rid of dust, dirt, allergens, and bacteria.
You might be surprised to find, however, that the very products keeping your home clean can simultaneously be doing the opposite to you and the environment due to the harsh chemicals used and the amount of waste created.
Read MoreOn the hunt for zero waste clothing brands? They can be tricky to find! These zero waste clothing companies that I have tried and been pleased with their products! They are making the most of the resource they have and keeping materials out of landfills!
Read MoreThis guide will help you learn tips and tricks for finding the best natural baby wipes! We'll discuss harsh chemicals to be aware of in ingredient lists and meet some baby wipe brands using organic and plant-based ingredients for better wipes!
Read MoreMinimalism is different for everyone. For some it may mean decluttering an inbox by unsubscribing to newsletters. For some it may mean deleting apps, cleaning out the garage, or canceling subscriptions. For some it may mean decluttering their closet and ditching impulse buys. Let’s explore what a minimalist wardrobe might look like and affordable minimalist clothing brands that value quality clothes and sustainable practices.
Read MoreBeeswax wrap is a great sustainable alternative to plastic wrap! Beeswax wrap is reusable which means, not only is it good for the planet, but it can also save you money in the long run. Just wash & reuse the beeswax wrap. Making the switch can be an adjustment for some consumers just because they’re not 100% sure how to use beeswax wrap. Fear not! I’m here to help. I’ve been using this wonderful stuff for about three years now. I’ve also found some great videos that show you how to use your beeswax wrap. Hopefully these visual demonstrations help make your eco-friendly swap easy.
Read MoreWhat you’re seeing is the product of fast fashion: a practice that has turned the fashion industry’s traditional two seasons into 52 micro seasons, one for every week of the year. In extreme cases, it’s even become daily.
Read MoreA new study on the potential toxicity of dental floss may have given some consumers pause about adding it to their shopping baskets. Learn about what makes certain floss toxic, and my top tips for eco-friendly, low-waste floss options.
Read MoreBoll & Branch is a sustainable home linen brand featuring fair trade organic cotton sheets, towels, mattresses, & more. This eco-friendly brand is encouraging consumers to choose home goods made with love and care.
Read MoreFor my wedding my bridesmaid wore sage green bridesmaid dresses from Birdy Grey. I adore Birdy Grey for a few reasons including their dedication to social impact through non-profit partnerships, the style selection, and the affordable price point of the bridesmaid dresses.
Read MoreIn this guide we’re exploring how wedding registries can be a great tool for sustainable gifting. There are some wonderful ethical & sustainable brands with registry options. By choosing to register with these socially responsible businesses it encourages your wedding guests to purchase impactful products and they might even learn something about conscious consumerism through out the process.
Read MoreSustainable clothing brands can be tricky to identify! This sustainable fashion guide includes some great brands that focus on using eco-friendly materials. These eco-friendly brands keep the planet and people in mind while making clothes! Shop socially responsible and celebrate the positive impact your consumer habits can have on the planet. In this guide you’ll discover sustainable kid’s clothing, eco-friendly underwear, eco-fashion, brands that give back, and more.
Read MoreHUM Nutrition ocuses on non-GMO, clean & natural supplements. This vitamin brand focuses on sourcing high quality ingredients, making their supplements in the USA, and identifying solutions for skin, beauty, and body needs. I’ve had a wonderful experience with HUM Nutrition and wanted to share my experience.
Read MoreThis ethical fashion guide features 21 ethically made and sustainable sweaters perfect for staying cozy during the fall and winter. With plenty of fair trade and eco-friendly options under $100 plus a few high end garments over $100, these sweaters are great to purchase for your own conscious wardrobe or give as a holiday gift. Ethical shoppers will discover women’s sweaters made with organic cotton, up-cycled materials, and ethically sourced alpaca.
Read MoreWe have compiled a list of zero waste Christmas DIY decorations that you can make this holiday season. All of these crafts are sustainable and eco-friendly.
Read MoreAs most of you know this guide to purchasing ethical & sustainable furniture is long over due! I kept waiting until our apartment was “put together” but honestly moving is an expensive process and our place probably won’t be fully put together for a while because we’re spacing out our purchases and choosing responsibly. BUT we do have most of our furniture in! And hunting for ethical, eco-friendly, & fair trade furniture was tricky! But here are a few socially responsible furniture brands I found while shopping. I’ve put together a apartment tour video highlighting the fair trade and sustainable furniture we ended up purchasing.
Read MoreGreen cleaning is about making your cleaning habits eco-friendly, while also keeping you and those around you safe – because while the standard products consumers are using may leave surfaces clean, these products could be negatively impacting our health and the health of the planet.
Read MoreSlow fashion is an intentional approach to creating apparel and accessories designed to minimize the environmental impact of consumerism through high quality goods. The slow fashion movement stems from the slow living movement encouraging brands to consider how apparel is made and what the supply chain looks like. Discover 15+ slow fashion brands to shop and add to your conscious closet.
Read MoreIn this post we’ll be answering all of these questions and concerns. We’ll also be comparing organic toners and traditional toners. By the end of this post you’ll be able to determine if you want to add toner to your skincare routine, and you’ll even have a few places to start your search for a natural face toner.
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