sustainable marketing: the conundrum Sustainable marketing seems easy enough- highlight the sustainable attributes of your product, and you’re golden, right? Sustainability is the core of your values. It’s why you built this business. You’re selling sustainable products because you know that the world cannot continue with the status quo. Everyone else should know that and…
Longing for a sustainable hair care routine, and considering the “No Poo” method? There are plenty of reasons why you might consider giving up shampoo and conditioner. To reduce clutter of unused bottles. To save money. Maybe to skirt the disappointment of not getting promised results. Or to avoid the chemicals, toxins, pthalates and untested…
Homemade cleaners are inexpensive, effective and far safer than synthetic chemical cleaners that can be harmful to humans, pets and the environment. A DIY cleaning approach can make for a healthy, sustainable home, and is easy to implement once you know some of the tools you’ll need.
Get rid of that cling wrap! These are the easiest, fastest, cheapest diy beeswax wraps without resin. I break it down into the essentials, tell you my ‘lessons learned’ and let you know how you can make your wraps even better if you want to add some ‘nonessential’ steps.
Being an Eco-Friendly Consumer Being an eco-friendly consumer doesn’t necessarily have to involve a high level of knowledge, skill, or sacrifice. I’m going to break it down into three very simple steps. If you can remember to do these, while making purchasing decisions and beyond, you will greatly reduce your footprint. THINK Before you do…
Green hotels, eco-lodges, sustainable resorts, etc. etc. etc. What does it all mean? If you want to travel responsibly, but don’t know what to look for, keep reading, my friend! the importance of responsible travel Tourism can be a wonderful thing. Of course, as travelers, we love it. It gets us away from our daily…
Have you ever noticed that health, spirituality, and sustainability seem to be linked? My theory is that once you delve into one fully, you cannot help but find the remaining two.
Plastic pollution is rampant. As you are reading this, look around. Identify the things that are made of plastic. Now, some of them may make sense- there aren’t great alternatives for them. But other items have alternatives that can eventually biodegrade in the right conditions, and not end up poisoning soils and water systems with…
As we talk about ‘getting back to normal’ around the world, even as cases of COVID-19 spike in certain places, we can’t ignore this sense of a global enlightenment: we’ve endured economic hardships, faced health risks and losses, experienced social isolation, come together as a global community, and are battling our own inner demons with…
