Spring cleaning is the beautiful tradition of opening ourselves up to change by clearing out our space, letting go of what is no longer serving us, and it’s often a much-needed reset. But our stuff doesn’t stop being our responsibility just because we’re done with it. Keeping items in circulation takes a bit more effort,Continue reading “Spring RETHINKing: What to do with that stuff!”
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Low Buy 2026: Project Pan
We’re challenging ourselves (and you!) to buy less this year. But low-buy isn’t just about saying “no” to new purchases. It’s also about learning how to fully appreciate, and fully use, what we already have. In a culture that constantly pushes the next best thing, finishing what we already own can feel almost radical, butContinue reading “Low Buy 2026: Project Pan”
DIY Body Scrub: The Easiest Low-waste Gift of the Season
Our pantry staples are for more than just the pantry! If you’ve never used one before, a body scrub is simply a gentle exfoliator and usually a mix of something coarse (like sugar, salt, or even coffee grounds), oils (like olive, jojoba, coconut), and skin-soothing add-ins (like honey) that buff away dry skin and leaveContinue reading “DIY Body Scrub: The Easiest Low-waste Gift of the Season”