Hi there, thanks for stopping by. Since you’re here and reading this far, I think it’s only fair that I share my story. One day, I woke up feeling absolutely disgusted by the sheer amount of consumption on this planet and my unintentional participation in its destruction. I became so overwhelmed that I attempted to cut out consumption altogether. However, as a woman living in the modern world, I realized I still need essential items like sunscreen and toilet paper. As these products run out, I am conducting research before replacing them. I want to ensure that my money doesn’t contribute to harming the planet anymore. It feels terrible to think about, and I genuinely believe that consumers hold the power to make a difference. But, I understand that navigating sustainability can be challenging. It’s tough to distinguish between brands that are genuinely sustainable and greenwashing. That’s why I’ve decided to share what I learn as I learn it. Small actions can lead to big differences, and together, through everyday habits, we can help reduce our carbon footprint. Let me be clear: I know the narrative that shifts blame entirely onto individuals—making us believe it’s all on us to recycle or take terribly inconvenient public transportation—is misleading and unfair. I’m not here to make you feel guilty or hopeless. My goal is to empower, not overwhelm. I want to equip you with the knowledge I gather so we can contribute to a broader movement toward sustainability.

I’m not a climate scientist or expert. I’m simply someone who cares deeply about making a change. As I research brands and decide which ones align with eco-friendly values, I’ll share my findings with you. By doing this, I hope to show that living sustainably can be both realistic and rewarding. My goal is to make eco-friendly consumerism and sustainability both achievable and enjoyable.