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Real-life experience of switching to eco-friendly period care

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Girl holding eco-friendly period care tampon

Looking to up your period game and go green with eco-friendly period care? Then this blog is for you! We’ve captured real experiences to help you make the switch. There are many reasons why you might be looking for eco-friendly period care. Perhaps you’ve read about the damage plastic applicators have on our environment? or perhaps you are fed up with not knowing what your conventional products are made of? Whatever your reason, before making

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Education, Featured, Organic, Periods

4 tips to reduce waste on your period

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Reduce waste on your period - hand holding green leaves

  If you follow us on socials, you will know we are massive advocates for being kind to the environment. We are loving the rising awareness and increased conversations about the impact waste has on the planet. But, period care is often left out of the conversation. Read on to discover our 4 tips to reduce waste on your period.   There are so many swaps and changes you can make to limit your waste

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Green Living, Lifestyle, Organic

Designer Noorin Khamisani shares her sustainable fashion tips!

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woman choosing sustainable fashion for workout

The fashion industry can be very damaging to the planet. But if (like us) you love expressing yourself with your clothing, how can you love fashion AND the environment? We caught up with Designer and Founder of Outsider, Noorin Khamisani to talk about sustainable fashion and how to give your wardrobe an ethical and eco-friendly makeover. “We all want to be able to shop without feeling guilty, right? We want to know that the garments

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Education, Organic

Why your periods are costing the earth

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view of earth from space

We’ve all seen them. Those patronising, sometimes amusing, but unfortunately justified signs reminding us how to correctly dispose of our feminine hygiene products. Personally I’m not a massive fan of toilet hygiene instructions and I’d like to think they’re unnecessary – but unfortunately they aren’t. Women are flushing non-biodegradable tampons and applicators and our earth is suffering. According to the UN Environment Programme there are on average 13,000 pieces of floating plastic per square kilometre of

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