Watch as Claire takes us through some of the changes she made to create a sustainable bathroom routine.
Have you been meaning to switch to more eco-friendly bathroom products? Making a few small changes to your everyday products can be a great start! From shampoo to toilet paper, watch as Claire takes us through some of the changes she made to create a sustainable bathroom routine.
Keep plastic out of your bathroom routine with one of Claire’s favorite products: BKIND’s bamboo hairbrush. Bamboo is a sustainable material because it doesn’t require a lot of water and can be grown without the use of chemicals. Get it here.
Panda’s Best’s bamboo tooth brush is the eco-friendly staple you never knew your bathroom needed. Get it here.
Go plastic-free with BKIND’s package-free haircare collection, which features bottle-free shampoo and conditioner bars. Get it here.
In addition to featuring plastic, conventional floss can contain toxic chemicals. Believe it or not, this eco-friendly—and chemical-free—floss is made out of corn husk fiber and ginger. Get it here.
Featuring biodegradable packaging, this organic baking soda-free deodorant stick is as good for you as it is for the planet. It smells good, too! Get it here.
Ditch tampons and pads. Have a sustainable period with DivaCup’s eco-friendly period cups. Made with 100 percent medical-grade silicone, the plastic-free cups contain no added chemicals, plastics, BPA, latex, or dyes. Get it here.
Removing your makeup just got a whole lot easier—and sustainable—with The Kitsch’s cleansing kit. Featuring fabric made from plants, each kit contains seven face rounds, one exfoliator scrub, one face towel, and a mesh zip-up bag. Get it here.
Caboo’s bamboo toilet paper breaks down four times faster than conventional toilet paper. Not only is this toilet paper biodegradable, it also features a natural bleach alternative called H2O2. Get it here.
What are some of your favorite sustainable products?
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This post was last modified on January 6, 2021 7:31 pm