Sustainable Travel: Eco-Friendly Packing Tips and Tricks
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Sustainable Travel: Eco-Friendly Packing Tips and Tricks

Embarking on a journey can be an exhilarating experience, but as Good Lifers, we know that our adventures can leave a footprint on the planet. That’s why embracing sustainable travel and eco-friendly packing is more crucial than ever. It’s not just about the destinations we choose or the modes of transport we use; it’s also…

Go Plastic-Free: Easy Tips and Tricks for Cutting Out Plastic Waste
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Go Plastic-Free: Easy Tips and Tricks for Cutting Out Plastic Waste

I remember the day I realised just how much plastic I was using in my everyday life. I was lying in the bath, surrounded by luxurious bubbles, and I couldn’t help but notice the overwhelming amount of plastic waste staring back at me. My bath went from relaxing to horrifying within seconds. That’s when I…

Sustainable Dental Routine: How to Care for Your Teeth and the Planet
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Sustainable Dental Routine: How to Care for Your Teeth and the Planet

Taking care of our teeth is essential for our overall health, but some traditional dental products and procedures are bad for the environment.  It means using natural and eco-friendly dental products, using less water, saving energy, getting rid of dental products in the right way, and more. Plastic toothbrushes, floss, and other dental products contribute…

Natural Deodorants That Actually Work: 5 Options To Try
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Natural Deodorants That Actually Work: 5 Options To Try

When you think of natural deodorants, you might envision a weak, watered-down version of the strong and aluminium-based antiperspirants you’re used to. Still, there are several natural deodorants that actually work on the market that are effective and free of harmful chemicals. If you’re looking for a natural deodorant that actually works, you’re in luck….

Biodegradable Plastic: A False Solution to Plastic Pollution?
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Biodegradable Plastic: A False Solution to Plastic Pollution?

Plastic. It seems to be everywhere in our world. A recent study by The University of Newcastle, Australia, suggests that humans potentially ingest every week “up to 5 g/week of microplastic particles.”. That’s the same weight as a 20-pence piece in the UK or an American nickel. Biodegradable plastics, or bioplastics, might be the answer…