The Sustainablist is an editorial project on sustainable, eco-friendly and zero waste lifestyle. Our mission? Making sustainable lifestyle simpler.
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Korean Beauty is here to stay. More than a trend, it’s a way of life. Focused on nourishing your skin and enhancing your natural beauty. Here’s a more eco-conscious, on-a-budget, and local approach to their famous skincare routine.
Whether we’re a tech fan or not, you probably use a couple of mobile apps every single day. Some of these might be quite helpful in several situations of your everyday life. Here are 5 apps that can help you create a healthier and sustainable lifestyle.
Organic skincare formulated with natural ingredients, recyclable minimalist packages and with a very affordable price tag. What else can we ask for? Here’s my experience trying Avril skincare products for a month.
Looking for a vegan and “nasty-free” lip balm? This one have it all. The best part? You can do it at home with simple ingredients.
Would you like to make the switch to shampoo bars but… don’t know how to do it? Don’t worry, we’ve got you covered on this eco-friendly lifestyle swap.
Makeup products made with ingredients that aren’t harmful for your health? Ohh, the dream. And that’s what Honest Beauty is all about. Find out our insights after trying some of their makeup products.
Looking for an eco-friendly deodorant? Learn how to make your own with ingredients you can easily find at the health food store.
Green thinking, green beauty. That’s the premise behind Detox Skinfood. Their products are make with natural ingredients, suitable for vegans and cruelty free. Find out our experience trying some of their staple products.
Having a hard time to keep your sustainable habits during these strange times? Don’t give up! Find out how to adapt your eco-friendly lifestyle during the lockdown.
Looking for zero waste alternatives to your beauty routine? So are we. Find out my experience trying SOLITO’s products, the eco-friendly Kriim’s beauty line, for a month. Are these as sustainable as they say? What about good value for money?
