In an era increasingly characterized by consumerism and fast fashion, the concept of buying secondhand is gaining traction for several compelling reasons. Most notably – its positive impact on the environment! As individuals strive to find more sustainable ways to shop, the question arises: Is buying secondhand truly good for the environment? Let’s dive into the benefits of secondhand shopping and how it contributes to a more sustainable world.
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In a world where conscious consumerism is gaining momentum, secondhand shopping has emerged as a sustainable and stylish choice. When it comes to jewelry, buying secondhand not only adds unique pieces to your collection but also reduces the demand for new resources. There are just so many reasons to opt for secondhand jewelry! In this blog post, we’ll explore the top tips for buying secondhand jewelry that’s as dazzling as it is eco-friendly.
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Hey earth muffins! Black Friday, notorious for its shopping frenzy, has turned into a huge production these days. There are tons of sales which promote overconsumption (ironically) after a day of giving thanks for what we already have. However, Black Friday does present an opportunity to make sustainable choices and stay true to our sustainable values. In this blog post, we’ll explore how to have an eco Black Friday – and yes, even one that is completely no spend!
Read More ➥bookmark_borderThe Best Tips for Reducing Impulse Purchases
Hey earth muffins! In a world of tempting sales, flashy advertisements, and endless options, it’s easy to fall into the trap of impulse purchases. These spur-of-the-moment buys not only affect your wallet but also contribute to overconsumption and your environmental impact. By adopting mindful shopping practices, you can make intentional choices instead that reduce these impulses when out shopping. Keep reading for all the best tips for reducing impulse purchases!
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Hey earth muffins! Shopping at the farmer’s market is a fantastic way to support local farmers, indulge in fresh and seasonal produce, and reduce your environmental impact. To make your farmer’s market experience even more sustainable, keep reading for the best tips for low waste farmer’s market shopping:
bookmark_borderThe BEST Places to Buy Used Books
Hey earth muffins! Reading is one of my favorite pastimes; many people agree with me too! Curling up with a good book is such a great way to settle down after a long day at work or to enjoy some much needed self-care time without turning on the TV. As an eco-friendly queen, it is important to choose secondhand reads to reduce your impact on the planet. Keep reading for a list of the best places to buy used books!
The Top Places to Find Used Books Near You:
First up, do a quick Google search to see when your local library puts on a used book sale! Libraries often get a ton of book donations, which means they can sell some pretty great reads at these sales. Plus, if you’re a bookworm, you’ll be happy to know that the proceeds from these sales often support the library in your community. Such a great way to get some new used books!
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Hey earth muffins! Over the past few years, corporations like Amazon have seen a huge rise in business. People love websites like this because they have a ton of options (in every category), are relatively affordable, and get your items to your doorstep in a matter of days. But, is quick and convenient always the best option for the planet? I’d argue it isn’t – would you agree? Let’s get into the not-so-great aspects of the Amazon giant… And tips to avoid shopping on this website!
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Hey earth muffins! Today I’m coming at you with another post about eco-friendly products that can be purchased at not-so-eco-friendly stores! 😊 I’ve featured sustainable Target products and eco finds at Walmart, but I thought it would be fun to challenge myself to find eco-friendly Dollar Tree swaps. Yes, that’s right – the dollar store. Target has a nice selection of low waste products and even Walmart has some options… But can a store that survives off producing and selling cheaply made items have “sustainable” options? Let’s jump right in and find out!
