June is widely recognised as youth month in South Africa, as it commemorates the Soweto Uprising led by school students on June 16, 1976. What was meant to be a peaceful protest against the Apartheid government's policies to make Afrikaans and English the medium of...
When it comes to throwing away used period products most of us are familiar with how to throw away a used pad or pantyliner. However, properly disposing of used tampons can be a bit trickier, especially if you're new to using tampons. Luckily though, there's not...
We're already halfway through Plastic Free July, which aims to make us more aware of our plastic consumption and how we can reduce it and make better choices. As a brand that prides itself on offering products that are sustainable and better for the health of the...
Menstrual cups can be used by anyone of ANY age. If you menstruate, you can use a cup, and this includes teens and pre-teens. We know that getting your period for the first time can be very scary, overwhelming and the cause of so much anxiety. There's so much to...
Cleaning your ultra-soft menstrual cup is not as complicated as it sounds. Knowing how to clean and look after your cup during your period and once your period is over is crucial to owning an ultra-soft menstrual cup. It not only ensures that your cup will last...
As a small, woman-owned business in South Africa it's important for us to celebrate and honor other women who are on a similar journey. As women's month draws to a close, we're ending it off by showcasing 5 local women-owned, sustainable, small businesses. Each of...
Over the past two weeks we've covered how to make your bathroom and kitchen more sustainable with plastic free swaps! Today, we'll look at how to make your bedroom a little bit more sustainable too. Often, when we think about going zero-waste or trying to reduce...
As one of the most frequently used places in a household, kitchens often become home to unnecessary single-use plastic, plastic containers, utensils, bags and the list goes on. It can also be one of the most wasteful areas in the home too with so many households...
Sticking with the theme of #PlasticFreeJuly, today we look at five practical ways to make your bathroom a little bit more sustainable and zero waste. Bathrooms can easily become overloaded with unnecessary products and plastic and often it can be difficult to know...
It's Plastic Free July, and we're here to help you discover ways to make your period plastic free! Did you know that conventional pads are made from up to 90% plastic? The amount of plastic in some packs of pads are even equivalent to 4 bags of plastic. Up to 6% of...
