Here's our top tips to reduce single use plastic in your life. 

Cleaning

Refill products are great. Most of us have spray bottles in the house but instead of throwing them out and buying new products, why not find your nearest refill shop to use it again. 

My favourite products are: 

Miniml This British company refill just about every cleaning product you can think of. They smell great and work a treat in our house. 

Fill These products are available in many refill shops but also through milk and more. 

Iron and Velvet  if getting to a refill shop isn't an option then these soluble pouches are fab. They smell great and work well. 

Bicarb of Soda, Citric Acid and Borax Substitute combined with essential oils are staples to have in the house to make your own if you prefer. Buy them in boxes from Dri-Pak or Peace With The Wild

 

 

 

Personal Care

I found changing personal hygiene products the easiest and have stuck with many of my choices. This Plastic Free July, why not commit to changing to 1 plastic free product. 

Here are my top products. 

Shampoo/Conditioner bars 

Zero Waste Path 

ShabbyHeart (Lincolnshire)

Kinder Soaps (Lincolnshire)

Ethique 

Lush

Check carefully to make sure the product uses sustainable palm oil and also look for the bunny logo to check for animal testing too. 

 

Shampoo/Conditioner refills:  Visit Mother Nature in Bristol Arcade to buy your refills. 

Faith in Nature

Miniml

Alternative

 

Deodorant 

Ku.tis

Wild

Ben and Anna

 

Toothpaste Tablets

Don't knock them until you try them. They are a hit in our household. Many contain fluoride too. 

Truthbrush 

Eco Living (come in various flavours too) 

Denttabs

 

Shaving

Mutiny

UpCircle

 

Moisturiser and Body Lotion

Upcircle

Miniml

Shabby Heart

Green People

Arbonne

Zero Waste Path

Peace with the Wild

Neal's Yard

Tropic

 

Menstrual Products

Modi Bodi

Wuka

Cheeky Wipes

Bloom and Nora

Primark Period Wear

For menstrual cups I recommend taking this quiz first to find a cup that will suit your needs and shape: Put a cup in it

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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