The Sustainablist is an editorial project on sustainable, eco-friendly and zero waste lifestyle. Our mission? Making sustainable lifestyle simpler.
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Noveme is a small, independent London-based company taking its first steps towards a more eco-conscious and sustainable yoga practice. Don’t miss the exclusive interview.
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.
Having a baby is a big overwhelming change, so why complicate things even more by doing it as eco-friendly as possible? Don’t miss our tips on how to raise your baby the zero waste way.
Looking for an eco-friendly alternative to your all-time laundry detergent? Here’s a really easy three ingredient recipe for your zero waste home.
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.
Simple designs and functional products made with recycled materials. Get ready to discover this sustainable and eco-friendly brand.
Discover the three books that will inspire you to create a more mindful and sustainable lifestyle.
Looking for an eco-friendly deodorant? Learn how to make your own with ingredients you can easily find at the health food store.
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?
This Italian brand is known for its stylish reusable bottles. More than its aesthetic products, 24Bottles is a brand truly committed to the environment. Find out what they are doing to make a positive impact in the planet.
Depending on where you are, it might be hard to find some zero waste products near you. You opt for buying online, but... are these delivered in a sustainable package?
As a minimalist and sustainable lifestyle enthusiast I ponder a lot before buying new things. I do a lot of research, read reviews, compare products, prices… However, every now and then I end up with a product that was a total waste of money.
With so many zero waste products out there, it can be hard to figure out what we actually need. Here are the items that made a positive impact in my daily life.
Healthy, with no refined sugars and easy to make. The best part? You don't need an oven and you can buy all the dry ingredients in bulk.
