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Posted on June 25, 2017June 26, 2017

Wax + Wick: From Wine Bottle to Candle Jar

Read the story behind Wax + Wick, a London based company creating candles from repurposed wine bottles.

Posted on June 18, 2017June 18, 2017

Bali: The Eco Traveller’s Guide

Read my travel guide to exploring Bali sustainably!

Posted on June 11, 2017June 14, 2017

Ethical Travel Essentials

Find out my ethical travel essentials from organic suncream to fairtrade jewellery.

Posted on May 14, 2017May 15, 2017

Natural Beauty by Nathalie Bond

Find out why you should be buying your beauty products from Nathalie Bond Organics!

Posted on May 7, 2017May 7, 2017

Ethical Eggs: Organic, Free Range or Local?

With so many eggs to choose from, what's the difference and what's the best?

Posted on April 30, 2017May 4, 2017

Sustainably Spring Clean Your Wardrobe

Extend the life of your clothes for a more sustainable wardrobe with these 4 simple tips!

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Read the story behind @waxandwickworkshop, a London based company that is contributing to the circular economy and minimising waste by creating candles from repurposed wine bottles! Find out more and claim your 20% discount code on the blog! Link in bio 🍃 Bali: The Eco Traveller's Guide - new blog post up! Read my travel guide to exploring Bali sustainably 🇮🇩 Link in bio 🍃 It's always a good idea to buy local wherever you are in the world 🍈🍊🍌🍇 through buying local you are helping to build the local community, helping to improve transparency in the supply chain and helping to boost the local economy. I loved visiting the markets in Bali where I bought local and fresh produce. You can read my travel guide for exploring Bali sustainably over on the blog! Link in bio 🍃 Did you know that this week is #britishflowersweek? 🌸🌺🌸 Launched 5 years ago it aims to celebrate the wealth and variety of British cut flowers in line with increasing consumer demands for more local produce. As well as buying locally grown flowers you can also think about buying fairtrade and organic - the options for conscious consumers are ever on the rise 🙌🏼 A little bit of Monday inspiration ✨ What is the one change that you wish to see in the world and how can you bring about this change? Our goals are often so big that we can become disenchanted but when we break them down into smaller steps they become much more achievable 🙌🏼 So instead of getting lost in your pursuit of a zero waste lifestyle or vegan diet or socially conscious wardrobe, break these big goals down and take them step by step ✨ Therapi Honey Skincare is one of my new favourite brands which I came across during Organic Beauty & Wellbeing Week where I met Esme who runs @therapihoneyskincare with her mum. Their certified organic products combine honey, a natural moisturiser and skin conditioner, with active botanical extracts 🐝 🌿 Perfect for hydrating your skin in hot weather I've included their moisturisers in my latest blog post on ethical travel essentials. Link in bio 🍃 Staying hydrated in the rice fields with @ouryuhme 💦 Find my new blog post on sustainablysimple.co.uk where you can read all about my ethical travel essentials. Featuring organic suncream from @greenpeopleuk , fair trade jewellery from @peopletreeuk , organic moisturiser from @therapihoneyskincare and a bamboo toothbrush from @georganicsuk this is not one to miss before your summer holiday! Link in bio 🍃 Have you read my review of @nathalie.bond yet?! Nathalie Bond is an organic beauty brand that is passionate about the planet we live on and the body we live in! Their gorgeous collection is handcrafted in small batches with sustainably sourced and organic ingredients. You can find out more and claim your 15% discount code on sustainablysimple.co.uk! Link in bio 🍃 Today is #WORLDOCEANSDAY 🐳🐋🐠🐟🐬 Did you know that our oceans host up to 80% of life on earth but by 2050 they could contain more plastic than fish? Do your bit to prevent plastic pollution in our oceans by reducing your use of single-use plastic bags and bottles ... It really couldn't be easier! @worldoceansday I loved visiting @threadsoflifebali today - a fairtrade textile arts centre that works with women in rural Indonesia to help weavers form independent cooperatives, recover the skills of their ancestors and manage their resources sustainably whilst securing financial stability. I immediately fell in love with these scarves - the traditional indigo fermentation dyeing you see here was taught to the Balinese dyers by an artist in Mali using only sustainably harvested plants 🍃

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Read the story behind @waxandwickworkshop, a London based company that is contributing to the circular economy and minimising waste by creating candles from repurposed wine bottles! Find out more and claim your 20% discount code on the blog! Link in bio 🍃 Bali: The Eco Traveller's Guide - new blog post up! Read my travel guide to exploring Bali sustainably 🇮🇩 Link in bio 🍃 It's always a good idea to buy local wherever you are in the world 🍈🍊🍌🍇 through buying local you are helping to build the local community, helping to improve transparency in the supply chain and helping to boost the local economy. I loved visiting the markets in Bali where I bought local and fresh produce. You can read my travel guide for exploring Bali sustainably over on the blog! Link in bio 🍃 Did you know that this week is #britishflowersweek? 🌸🌺🌸 Launched 5 years ago it aims to celebrate the wealth and variety of British cut flowers in line with increasing consumer demands for more local produce. As well as buying locally grown flowers you can also think about buying fairtrade and organic - the options for conscious consumers are ever on the rise 🙌🏼
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