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Love your life but wish you could also make it more sustainable?.. Here are a few of our best sellers to get you started

Beaming Baby Organic Shampoo & Bodywash
Rated 5.00 out of 5
£5.99 Add to basket
Georganics Natural Mineral-rich Toothpaste English Peppermint 120ml
£8.90 Add to basket
D2W Degradable Refuse Sacks (Roll of 20 Bags)
Rated 5.00 out of 5
£2.49 Add to basket
Organic Soapnuts 1kg with Storage Bag – 480 Washes
Rated 5.00 out of 5
£12.99 Read more
Bambaw Safety Razor
Rated 5.00 out of 5
£21.99 Add to basket
Conscious Chocolate Organic Orange & Tangerine 60g
Rated 5.00 out of 5
£2.79 Read more
UnSponge Squeeze – Green Polkadot
Rated 5.00 out of 5
£5.99 Add to basket
Bio-D Fragrance Free Washing Up Liquid
Rated 5.00 out of 5
£2.49 Add to basket
Friendly Soap Lavender & Geranium Shampoo Bar
Rated 4.50 out of 5
£2.75 Read more
EcoEgg Laundry Egg Fresh Linen
Rated 5.00 out of 5
£9.99 Add to basket
Earth Conscious Natural Jasmine & Rose Deodorant Stick 60g
Rated 5.00 out of 5
£7.00 Add to basket
Kiki Organic Raw Virgin Coconut Oil
Rated 5.00 out of 5
£13.95 Add to basket

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Refilling your liquid items is a great way to save

Refilling your liquid items is a great way to save plastic and some money.
You can either have larger sizes i.e 5L at home to refill from if you have space. Or you can pop along to a refill shop.

It is also a service many of our distributors offer so get in touch and we'll see if there is someone near you.

If you're not comfortable switching away from liquid products then it is a plastic-reducing compromise.

Do you refill?

Sun-dried, wind-dried, heat dried or cold, having

Sun-dried, wind-dried, heat dried or cold, having dry, cracked or sore lips just isn't fun.
Usually, plastic-free lip balms come in tins, which is great...unless your hands aren't clean

These are the perfect plastic-free, natural solution.

In 100% cardboard tube these little lip-balms are perfect for wherever you go and whatever you're doing.

👄All-natural
👄Plastic-free
👄Made in the UK
👄Vegan options

They hydrate your lips without coating them in nasties or stopping your skin from breathing.
And the longer you use them, the less you need them - because they help your lips to care for themselves.

You can find out more by visiting https://buff.ly/3CTI2pn

As the temperature heats up, it's good to know tha

As the temperature heats up, it's good to know that there is a plastic-free deodorant that will keep you feeling (& smelling) as cool as a cucumber.

Designed to look after your skin and the planet it is
🏵️100% natural,
🏵️vegan,
🏵️plastic-free,
🏵️made in the UK
🏵️and money from every sale is donated to the Marine Conservation Society.

Even though they're plastic-free they come in a range of packaging options - Cardboard tubes. Aluminium tin or The Bare Bar, which just has a cardboard box.

They are really cost-effective too. Because they work so well you only need to use them sparingly. With the Bare-bar lasting around 6 months, it works out about 5p a day!

It is possible to care for yourself, the planet, small business and your pocket all at the same time.
Oh and they are also available in a range of great fragrances too (or fragrance free if you smell sweet enough already 🙂 )

You can find the full range at
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Which would you like to try?

Easy switch for a plastic-free win. If you're sti

It can be so tempting to try and blitz your cupboa

It can be so tempting to try and blitz your cupboards, worktops and bathroom shelves and jettison every piece of plastic from your presence. This can just lead to overwhelm though, and extra waste.
As things need replacing simply have a look and see if there is a plastic-free alternative available to you.
One of our lovely distributors could even help you devise a plan of action as they do for others.
You may be surprised at what is available and how cost-effective switching can be.

Handwash, it's really convenient and easy, isn't i

Handwash, it's really convenient and easy, isn't it?
Trouble is, all that plastic. And the pumps can't be recycled.

Soap bars, they're pretty cool too.
These ones from @Friendlysoap are some of our favourites.

They;
💦Have amazing foam
💦Don't dry our skin
💦Smell amazing

They are also;
🏵️Vegan and cruelty-free
🏵️Made to be zero waste
🏵️UK made
🏵️Plastic-free
🏵️Long-lasting.
🏵️Really great value for money.

A really simple swap that can replace, handwash, body wash, even face wash (Detox, Shea and Cocoa butter soaps)

Have a look at the full range at wikaniko.com

Another amazing plastic-saving swap is period wear

Another amazing plastic-saving swap is period wear.
The average woman uses 11,000 sanitary items in her menstruating lifetime.
With 1 pack of pads having the same amount of plastic as 5 carrier bags, that's a lot of plastic!
Not to mention tampon applicators.

And re-usable options can save you a fortune too.

There are so many options out there for a plastic-free period.
We're showcasing just a few.

Which is your favourite?

I know people struggle with shampoo bars sometimes

I know people struggle with shampoo bars sometimes. Finding the right one can be tricky. But not so with conditioner bars.

These little bars are amazing. Just a couple of swipes down my long hair (or my daughter's hair- 2nd pic) and we have silky smooth, tangle-free hair for days.
It has saved us more plastic bottles than you can shake a green stick at. And it lasts ages so it saves money too.

If you're unsure about using it in a bar form you can also dissolve it in some hot water and pop it in a conditioner bottle to use as a liquid!

You can also leave it on to use as a deep conditioning treatment.

My top tip for using a conditioner bar is to swipe through the length of the hair 2-3 times and then comb through the length and roots.

Even if you're struggling to find a shampoo bar that works for you switching your conditioner for a bar saves 1/2 the plastic of your hair wash routine. And that is a great start.
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How many times a week do you wash your hair?

I don't know when compost became a subject I get p

I don't know when compost became a subject I get passionate about talking about, I mean, it's not exactly glamorous, is it? Nevertheless, here we are!
✔️Composting won't save loads of plastic. But if it saves one bag of compost being bought by everyone every year it has still saved ALOT of plastic.
✔️Also composting your food waste saves a lot of methane being produced, which happens when food waste goes to landfill. Methane is a more potent greenhouse gas than CO2.
✔️And it will save you money too.

So, the triple threat, or holy trinity of composting for you right there!

Composting is really easy to do. It doesn't smell if you do it right, and it shouldn't attract rats (don't put in cooked food, raw meat, or dairy)
Your plants will love it and you might find hedgehogs and solitary bees love it for hibernating in too.

Have you tried composting yet? If not what's stopping you?

There are many reasons to buy pre-packed. Conveni

There are many reasons to buy pre-packed.
Convenience, cost (sometimes), habit.

Buying loose fruit and veg though saves so much packaging that really isn't needed.
Especially on things that already have their own removable packaging, like
Banana's
Oranges,
Onions

Any time you can opt-out of taking home extra packaging has to be a good thing for the planet.

Drop a 💚 if you agree!

I was once a very reluctant gardener. When we star

I was once a very reluctant gardener. When we started to grow our own it was with just 6 strawberry plants in a little corner of the garden.
And those strawberry plants became a strawberry patch that on their own saved a few plastic punnets and some food miles. And that counts. It really does.

Now we grow all sorts, from peas, to broccoli, pumpkins to carrots. But strawberries will always be my first gardening love.

Even if you have a windowsill you can grow some herbs on you'll be saving plastic and carbon.
Even if you go to a local PYO with a tub instead of the supermarket for your summer fruits, you'll be making a difference. (and if you're ever stuck for an activity to do with the kiddies, they LOVE this!)

It's all the little things we do that really add up.

Have you tried growing things to eat? Or are you an old (green-fingered) hand?

We love our string bags Here are 6 reasons why -

We love our string bags
Here are 6 reasons why -

🌱Made using organic or recycled cotton.
🌱They scrunch up super small so easy to store in a corner of your handbag, car or even pocket and whip out at a moment's notice!
🌱 Although they scrunch up small they expand to hold loads, people are always amazed how much goes into one.
🌱 They're super strong.
🌱They last ages, we've had ours 10 years and they're still going strong.
🌱 And of course, they're plastic-free!

There is nothing quite like a simple product that does its job, simply, effectively and for a long time without letting you down.
You can find them at Wikaniko.com

Which low hassle eco-swap has been your favourite so far?

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