You may have heard about turning your lights off for an hour once every year, but do you know the meaning behind it? How about the things you can do during that hour or even throughout the day?

Earth Hour has a lot more meaning behind why we turn off our lights and we’ve got some things you can do to make use of that time (or go beyond the hour).

Bring your essential oils with you anywhere! This diffuser is the solution for all your traveling needs without the need for bulky proper equipment or plug-ins to enjoy all your favourite scents sustainably.

While there are so many cleaning tools that you can find in stores, dish brushes are becoming the most common essential to have that's cleaner and healthier than your average sponge. Read to find out why!

Canada is finally taking steps towards banning single use plastics but what does that exactly mean? Here's everything you'll need to know and why it matters.

Choosing the right makeup remover that is gentle on your skin but effectively removes all traces of makeup is important for maintaining your skins grow. This is what makes this reusable cotton round the best for your routine.

Making soap at home is both rewarding and a lot of work. Here's everything you'll need to know before you buy or even make your on soap bars, including tips on how we make our own!

The holidays are a great time to reflect on the year past and set goals for the coming one. What better way to start off the new year than by making your home more eco-friendly? Here are 8 easy ways that you can make your home more sustainable this holiday season!

Gifting costs us more than just money during the holidays and adding in trying to be sustainable, it can be a much bigger toll on you than you think about. Here's 11 ways to approach your holiday shopping that can make it a little easier.

For the first time in years, Lydia was able to go on vacation and to Thailand nonetheless! And while she shares a bit of her experience she had in Krabi that were unforgettable, there were also the things that we unfortunately find in nature or on the go more often than not.