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Making Sustainable Living More Inclusive
I’m Jhánneu, Founder of Low Waste Beauty, a blog focused on making sustainable beauty more inclusive. I’m taking over Natracare’s blog to discuss the injustices in sustainable beauty.
First Period? A Survival Guide for Young People & Parents
This first period survival guide is for both young people and their parents or carers so no matter who you are, you can feel prepared for what’s to come.
Positive Things We’ve Learnt During Lockdown
What are the positive things we’ve learnt in lockdown? This year has been beyond difficult but also provided opportunity for positive growth and learning. Here we reflect on our experiences.
6 Tips for Safe and Plastic Free Cleaning
Keeping your home clean and safe is important, especially right now when we’re in a global pandemic. But can you stay plastic free while you clean?
4 Easy Foods You Can Grow Inside at Home
From what you can grow to how to keep it alive, we’ve put together a guide to get you started on the journey towards growing your own food without a garden.
Sustainable Self-Care that’s Plastic Free
Self-care is about nurturing and nourishing yourself – your mental, emotional, physical, and spiritual self. Here are a few ideas for sustainable self-care.
Tips for Going Plastic Free at Home
Going plastic free at home can be done without purchasing new items or shifting your existing lifestyle too far. Here’s how.
Hospital Bag Checklist: Everything You Need to Pack for Giving Birth
Are you due to give birth soon? If you’ve managed your pregnancy during this pandemic then props to you – that can’t have been easy! You’ve been growing your baby for 9 months and soon you’ll be meeting them. It’s an exciting and daunting time, with so much to consider too.
What is Intersectional Environmentalism?
There is no true environmental justice without racial justice. But what does intersectional environmentalism really mean, and how can we practice it?