Plastic Free July may be coming to an end, but reducing plastic waste isn't something we do for just one month each year.

The biggest changes happen through the small habits we build over time. 

Discover simple, practical ways to reduce plastic in your kitchen without replacing everything overnight. From smarter food storage and low-waste shopping to natural cleaning tools, reusable alternatives and homemade recipes, this guide shares easy swaps that help reduce waste, save money and create a healthier, more sustainable home.

How's your Plastic Free July going? Whether you've already swapped a few habits or you're just getting started, remember that every small change makes a difference. Plastic Free July isn't about being perfect. It's about...

Slow-batch skincare is exactly what it sounds like: created in small quantities, with intention, care, and close attention to detail. Slow batch skincare production is a mindful manufacturing approach centred on freshness, ingredient integrity, and...

Today is Earth Hour Day and across the globe people are encouraged to switch off their lights and give an hour for the Earth or spend 60 minutes doing something - anything -positive for our...

Food essentially comes to us as part of a cycle of growth, harvest, consumption & rot, which nourishes new growth. When we throw our food into landfill rather than composting, we are breaking that cycle....

Our skin is our body’s largest organ, & it plays a critical role in keeping us healthy. Not only does it protect everything on the inside, but it also helps to keep the nasties out....

Nasties in your personal care products

Have you ever taken the time to read through the list of ingredients on the back of your sunscreen or moisturiser? Chances are you’ll see a jumble of chemical names & numbers that are hard to pronounce & understand.

You might also notice that sometimes only the active ingredients will be listed, leaving you questioning what else is in the product