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Shampoo bars!

Sorry about this scuffed photo, but atleast it shows that I use my shampoo bar! There's so much variety to shampoo bars that it fits a wide variety of scalp types, and I enjoy that I don't have to buy huge shampoo bottles that certainly take up a lot of space in the trash which adds a huge attractiveness factor to these. I always grew up using reusable items such as bags and water bottles, but one thing I had growing up was using shampoo that was "refillable", I don't know if it's just a Japanese thing but there are tons of refillable shampoos in the drug stores there and while it does take up a signifcant less amount of space it is still plastic nontheless, so I really appreciate the recyclable factor of the packaging that shampoo bars typically come in. I have to use a medicated shampoo alongside…



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Something about these Glass Jars

Hi everyone!

I am Hispanic and that means I was raised on recycling and reusing what we can to be economically efficient, preserve, and to minimize waste. From using reusable bags to water bottle ramblers and glass tupperware. To reduce my plastic consumption lately I have been reusing Sol-Ti glass jars. I’ve seen these jars in 2 sizes so far.  Originally, I wanted immune shots to keep my family healthy from colds and flu symptoms. Luckily, I have found these glass potent immune booster shots, they taste great, and I can re-use the bottles for anything, liquids or dried herbs maybe? I wish I knew how to make jam! I also read about their story and how the company is committed to preserving our environment and ocean by using glass. Also 1% goes toward Permaculture Planet. That means that this company plants exotic fruit trees through reforestation in places like…



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Mitzy
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