Natural deodorants are a healthier choice for our bodies, but how do they work? We share the most effective natural deodorant ingredients to look out for and guide you to finding the best natural deodorant for you (without plastic packaging)!
The Plastic Free July challenge is a global movement where you give up single-use plastic for during the month of July - you can pledge to do it for a day, a week, for the whole month or from now on! Here are some tips for Plastic Free July and beyond.
In Australia alone, over 5 million tonnes of food rots away in landfill each year, creating harmful methane gas and putting a huge strain on our resources. Here are 6 easy yet effective ways to reduce food waste, save money and help our environment.
Conventional cling wrap is non-biodegradable and full of toxins that can harm our bodies and the environment. Here are 3 healthy, reusable and eco-friendly cling wrap alternatives for your kitchen.
Sun protection is super important (especially here in Australia), and so is protecting our coral reefs! Applying a reef-safe sunscreen not only protects you from the harsh Aussie sun, but it will reduce the number of chemicals harming our sea life. Here are some of the best reef-safe sunscreens and a list of sunscreen ingredients to avoid.
Happy International Women’s Day! We thought what better time than now to talk all things plastic-free periods - from menstrual cups to cloth pads, period sponges and period underwear.
If you’re trying to tread a little lighter on the planet, there are many opportunities to make more sustainable choices during the holidays, without scrimping on all the Christmas joy. Here are our best tips for having a more sustainable Christmas!
A fully compostable, all-natural ‘berry’ that also works as a multi-purpose cleaner? It may sound too good to be true, but we assure you, it’s a real thing! Soapberries can be used for washing laundry, as a natural dish detergent, general household cleaner, shampoo, body wash and more - here are some great soapberry recipes to get you started.
Of all places in the home, it can often be most difficult to reduce our plastic use in the bathroom - but there are so many non-plastic alternatives to choose from these days that make it easier for us to make sustainable swaps.
