Eco Living

Hemp Fashion Revolution: How Cannabis’s Sustainable Cousin is Reshaping Your Wardrobe

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Eco Living

Creating a Sustainable, Healthy, and Ethical Diet Plan

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Ethical Fashion

Fashion Industry: Making A Sustainable Environment

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Eco-Friendly Perfume Brands Worth Trying

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Eco Living

Sustainable Ways to Care for Your Clothes

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Ethical Fashion

What Makes Jewelries Eco-Friendly and Ethical

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What You Need to Know About Plant-Based Leather

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Why Cork Is Eco-Friendly

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Indigenous Beauty Brands You Need to Know

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Non-Toxic and Eco-Friendly Nail Polishes: A Review

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Debunking the Common Myths about Sustainable Fashion

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Eco Living /

Hemp Fashion Revolution: How Cannabis’s Sustainable Cousin is Reshaping Your Wardrobe

Collage illustrating the hemp fashion journey from plant to stylish attire, featuring vibrant hemp fields, processing machinery, and a fashion model wearing hemp clothing, highlighting its sustainability benefits.

Hemp fashion revolutionizes the sustainable fashion industry by offering a remarkable alternative to resource-intensive materials, distinctly different from THC Disposable products. This versatile fiber requires minimal water, zero pesticides, and enriches soil while growing, making it a powerful ally in the fight against fashion’s environmental impact.
As one of nature’s most resilient materials, hemp fabric delivers exceptional durability while becoming softer with…

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Creating a Sustainable, Healthy, and Ethical Diet Plan

Various aspects of our lives, directly and indirectly, impact the planet, and it’s important to be aware of them so that we can make the necessary changes. In a previous post on how the fashion industry impacts sustainability, we highlighted that around 10% of man-made pollution, carbon emissions, and dry water sources are due to fashion production. However, this doesn’t mean that the fashion industry can’t be sustainable. International organizations and governments today are setting …

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Fashion Industry: Making A Sustainable Environment

The evolution of fashion has always come with social and environmental costs. Although its ecological influence in producing custom t-shirts and other fashionable items help reduce human rights and gender inequality issues to some degree, The experts says that the demand for a change to durable fashion is apparent. Many organizations worldwide are collaborating to address the issue with regard to the fashion economy and its environmental sustainability.
Fashion’s Cost To The Environment
It is evident that the fashion industry is helpful in the growth of the economy, with a high employment rate around the world and a value…

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Eco-Friendly Perfume Brands Worth Trying

When you thought of switching to using natural skin care products, you might have thought of changing your shampoo, deodorant, or makeup. Perfumes are not likely on your list since most people find it hard to look for an environmentally friendly and non-toxic perfume. Continue reading to know some of the eco-friendly perfume brands.
Henry Rose
Henry Rose is a conscious brand that offers various fragrances that are Cradle to Cradle and EWG certified. Their perfumes are created from a mix of natural ingredients and non-toxic synthetics. They do not also have toxic ingredients such as formaldehyde, styrene, and phthalates. The…

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Sustainable Ways to Care for Your Clothes

Proper care for clothes is crucial in being more fashion conscious. You might be wondering what sustainable ways you can do to take care of your garments.
Being Responsible for Washing Clothes
Because of overwashing, some of our favorite pieces get damaged such as too stretched out, faded colors, losing buttons, broken zippers, shrunken tops, and shapeless shirts. The impact of washing machines is harsh on your clothes and the environment.
Using washing machines to wash and dry clothes contribute to 120 million tons of CO2. This can be alarming, but there is something you can do to lower it. You can simply wash and …

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