Review: ZUM Face Routine

This trio is something special…

Posted on January 3, 2019February 3, 2019 by greenforestersIn Reviews3 Minutes Read

5 Things You Need To Kick Start 2019

Start 2019 on the path for a refreshing and organized new year.

Posted on December 13, 2018February 3, 2019 by greenforestersIn Health2 Minutes Read

Gift Ideas for An Outdoors(wo)man

Gear is the best gift for an outdoors(wo)man, here are some ideas for you.

Posted on November 20, 2018February 3, 2019 by greenforestersIn Outdoors, Reviews4 Minutes Read

Gift Ideas for the Zero Waste, Sustainable Living Friend

Gift ideas for the sustainable, zero waste junkie in your life or someone you are trying to help get started!

Posted on November 20, 2018February 3, 2019 by greenforestersIn Reviews, Sustainability3 Minutes Read

Gift Ideas for the Health Junkie

To make the holiday season a little easier on you.

Posted on November 20, 2018February 3, 2019 by greenforestersIn Health, Reviews3 Minutes Read

Review: DivaCup Menstrual Cup + Care Instructions

One switch that I believe everyone should make….

Posted on October 11, 2018February 3, 2019 by greenforestersIn Outdoors, Reviews, Sustainability4 Minutes Read

How to Transition to Natural Deodorant

There are some ins and outs of transitioning… but it’s all worth it

Posted on September 20, 2018February 3, 2019 by greenforestersIn Health, Reviews3 Minutes Read

Review: ZUM Clean Laundry Soap

A sustainable option for those without bulk laundry soap nearby…

Posted on August 2, 2018February 3, 2019 by greenforestersIn Reviews, Sustainability2 Minutes Read

Review: Mini Bamboo Spork by Bambu

Portable, lightweight, and adorable– but would I buy it again?

Posted on April 12, 2018February 3, 2019 by greenforestersIn Reviews, Sustainability1 Minute Read

Best Reusable Straws of 2019

Find out which reusable straw type fits you best!

Posted on February 4, 2018February 3, 2019 by greenforestersIn Reviews, Sustainability3 Minutes Read

5 Ways to Green-up Your Kitchen

How to make your kitchen more sustainable

Posted on January 1, 2018February 3, 2019 by greenforestersIn Sustainability5 Minutes Read

21 Top Podcasts By Genre

Podcasts are fantastic little bits of knowledge, advice, and stories that I think everyone should take advantage of. Here is a list of my top listened podcasts in many genres.

Posted on December 21, 2017February 3, 2019 by greenforestersIn Health, Outdoors, Reviews, Sustainability4 Minutes Read

How to Stay Warm in the Winter: Layering

Don’t let the cold of winter get the best of you- take these steps to stay nice and cozy no matter the temperature.

Posted on December 18, 2017February 3, 2019 by greenforestersIn Outdoors, Reviews6 Minutes Read

21 Best Zero Waste Swaps That Save You Money!

Everyday items that you can swap out to produce less waste and save you money!

Posted on December 8, 2017February 3, 2019 by greenforestersIn Sustainability5 Minutes Read

Recipe and Review: Cedar Grilling Plank and Salmon Recipe

Switch these Cedar Grilling Planks out for tin foil on the grill to give your food a deliciously smoky taste!

Posted on November 16, 2017February 3, 2019 by greenforestersIn Health, Recipes, Reviews2 Minutes Read

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PREPARATION ••• I’ve always been a master at stashing things everywhere so I don’t have to remember them, they’re always just there. So, I keep reusable bags and cutlery in my purse and keep a crate of goodies in my car. This way when I take a spontaneous trip to the store, I’m all set! ••• Items in my car crate: - more reusable bags - more cutlery - empty water bottle - reusable leftover container - rags (just in case I decide to be messy, which is likely🤷🏼‍♀️) ••• What items do you never have when you need them? Just stash them!

NEW POST: 275 Ways to Make Earth Day Everyday 🌎 link in bio ••• Get a head start on Earth Day this year! Start making small changes everyday. Here are 275 small changes to try out in your lifestyle! Link in bio 🤗 ••• We don’t only have to appreciate Earth one day a year! How do you plan on celebrating this year?

Excited for the day that I can buy everything in bulk at a reasonable price ••• Currently, I have many options to buy in bulk. I am very lucky to have the options that I do have to buy in bulk, however, where the problem lays is that buying some key items in bulk can actually be much more expensive than buying them packaged. This seems to be contradictory to this package free, brandless way of consuming however it is true. • I look forward to the day that buying in bulk is economical and available for everybody (including me - college student over here 🙋‍♀️) Until then, small steps add up to big changes. Do what you can and do not beat yourself up if you buy something packaged. ••• Items I have found to be cheaper in bulk: - teas - spices - oatmeal - soaps - cooking oils - coffee ••• Have you found bulk items to be more or less expensive than packaged? What are your thoughts?

SPRING CLEANING 🍊🍋🍊 Try making your own natural ingredient, citrus cleaner There’s two ways how: 1) soak citrus peels in vinegar for 2 weeks. Add in a few drops of Citrus Fresh EO to cut down the vinegar smell. Add 1 part vinegar with 1 part water and clean away! 2) simmer vinegar with citrus peels and Citrus Fresh EO for 1-2 hours. Add 1 part vinegar mix with 1 part water and clean away! 🍊🍋🍊 Try this chemical free citrus cleanser while cleaning up around the house this spring! Full recipe on the website! ••• What other ways do you make cleaning more sustainable?

EASTER EGG COLORING ••• Try coloring your own eggs instead of plastic eggs this year! ••• This year we went for the common household, natural items mixed with water and vinegar! Heres what I used: - Dark Brown: 1 cup of coffee with 2 tsp vinegar - Mustard Yellow: 1 tbsp turmeric mixed with boiling water and 2 tsp vinegar - Light Orange: 1 tbsp paprika and a dash of cayenne pepper boiling water and 2 tsp of vinegar - Grayish Blue: 1 cup of boiling hibiscus tea steeped for 5 minutes and 2 tsp of vinegar- if using bags, use 3-4 bags - Light Yellow: simmer dill weed and the peel to at least 1 orange in boiling water, strain and add 2 tsp of vinegar There are other mixtures you can use to make more vibrant blue and greens such as skins of onions (green) and red cabbage (blue) but I didn’t have them around the house. I let them soak all night and dried without rinsing them. They might not be as vibrant but it was fun mixing up the concoctions and saving the plastic! • Save this post for when you’re coloring your eggs this year! Which one do you want to try?

🌱GIVEAWAY🌱 ••• I am giving away one, homemade three stone turquoise beaded necklace! Beads were found secondhand and I had the cord at home so I thought I’d share the love a little bit! 💕 Giveaway will run through Tuesday, April 16th. USA only. ••• Enter: ❤️ like this post 🤗 follow me if you are not already 👯‍♂️ tag a buddy you think would like this necklace too (unlimited entries) ••• Good luck! The first 10 entries receive double entries. Readyyyyyy GO!🚦

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