Sustainability has been the talk of the town for quite some time, especially in the fashion spheres.

We had the pleasure to chat to Little Danube, an all-natural and sustainable soap brand launched in August 2020. Katrina Borissova the founder of Little Danube was keen to create a plastic-free and natural brand, providing transparency for her customers. Her soap designs are fun and creative as well as practical; the soap moulds are perfect for massaging into your hands. In addition, the fruity scents sound incredible, ranging from grapefruit to bergamot. All in all, this is the soap you need to get behind!

I am a sucker for a subscription box.

Meet the founders of The Value of Things - Julia and Sonja. This small, sustainably friendly brand is very new to the scene, Julia and Sonja only started it last September. Their designs are simplistic and effortless and needless to say their products could fit in any kitchen! Their aesthetic is inspiring and their products are a way of showing how easy sustainability can be; kitchenware being something to start with. For now, you can buy the products on Etsy (click the button below). In this interview we delve into the startup of the brand, how their products are completely eco-friendly as well as some tips to become a sustainable being.

I think we can all agree that “our time of the month” is not an exciting experience.

Sustainable living is the term used to describe a lifestyle whereby a person attempts to reduce their use of the Earth's natural resources.

2020 is the year of change. There is no better time than the present to start making changes that can make an impact.

Perhaps partly due to the new-hippy-environmental-vlogger-Coachella-tote bag-loving aesthetic, there is a growing feeling among some that sustainability is somehow the sole pursuit of the wealthy.