There’s something liberating about realizing you don’t have to keep up with the latest hauls, gadgets, or impulse buys—especially in your 20s, when you're figuring out your values, your style, and your spending habits. In my own journey toward living more mindfully (for my brain, budget, and the planet), I started paying attention to the things I was buying… and the things I wasn’t.

Each April, people worldwide come together to celebrate Earth Month, a powerful demonstration of environmental consciousness and activism. But how did this global movement begin, and what impact has it had on our planet? Let's explore the fascinating journey of Earth Month, from its humble beginnings to its current status as a worldwide phenomenon.

Let's spill the tea on sustainable laundry brands that won't have you choosing between saving the planet and saving your coins! As someone who's literally tested ALL the things (iykyk), I'm here to share my absolute favorite eco-friendly laundry brands that are both wallet-friendly and actually work. Let’s dive in!

Why should you repair your shoes? In today's fast-paced world of constant consumption, it's easy to fall into the trap of replacing items at the first sign of wear and tear. However, embracing a more sustainable lifestyle means challenging this throwaway culture and adopting a mindset of repair and reuse. Let’s explore the importance of repairing your belongings and how this simple act can contribute to a more eco-friendly and low-waste lifestyle.

Wedding planning can feel overwhelming, especially at the beginning! There is so much information out there and TikTok trends and hashtags like #WeddingTok can constantly make you doubt what you’ve planned. My hope is that this can serve as a resource for you as you start on your wedding planning journey, and provide helpful tips and advice that I wish I would have known going into planning.

Let's talk about a sneaky little thing called greenwashing. It's like whitewashing, but for the environment. Companies use greenwashing to make themselves look more environmentally friendly than they really are. Let’s dive into what is greenwashing, and then I’ll share with you some common examples you’ll find more often than not.

In today's world, sustainability is not just a trend, it's a necessity. As we continue to see the effects of climate change and pollution, it's clear that we need to make changes in our daily lives to reduce waste and live more sustainably. One of the best places to start is in our own kitchens! Today we’re exploring five easy swaps you can make to create a zero waste kitchen. And remember - you don’t have to be perfectly zero waste! These are just examples to kick start your sustainability journey to create less waste!

I've been testing out sustainable and eco-friendly shampoos for MONTHS, and it was about time I gave y'all a review of all of the ones I've tried! 🫧

The school year is nearly here people!!! And as a girlie who used to LOVE this time of year, I have all of the tea for you on how you can go into this year as the sustainable queen (or king) you know you are!

Sustainability is a journey, not a destination. It’s about making small changes in your daily life that have a big impact on the planet. Here are two ways to be more sustainable that are simple and effective.

Have you heard of Plastic Free July? I actually have no idea how it got started, but to put it simply - Plastic Free July is a month-long social media challenge to rethink your household purchases and ultimately move away from items made of plastic. It may sounds daunting considering SO MANY THINGS are made with plastic, but I have good news! You don’t have to cut out everything at once!

Now I don’t want to burst your bubble, BUT has anyone else noticed how rampant greenwashing is? I’ve been seeing it everywhere lately, and these companies need to be held accountable for misleading marketing practices. While we aren’t going to get into THAT today - I do want to take a moment to help you know how to spot greenwashing when you’re out and about.

Eco-friendly swaps may sound very intimidating, but with some help and direction, you’ll be making sustainable swaps left and right!

It’s not every day (or maybe it is lol), that you wake up and thing to yourself holy crap I throw a lot of sh*t away. This may be a sign to make some Earth friendly changes so you can have a more sustainable life.

In super simple terms, sustainability has been deemed to mean “the ability to be maintained at a certain rate or level”. So how does that get broken down even further?

Let the countdown begin!