The links in this post contain affiliate links and I will receive a small commission if you make a purchase after clicking on my link.marked by a ‘*’. Spring is in the air! It's finally warm, the pastels are out in full blast, I haven't had to wear big fuzzy socks in a while now, and best … Continue reading Things I’m Loving in the Month of April
Author: Michelle Lee-Ann
How to Make Infused Vinegars for Cleaning
The new world of simple cleaning is opening up my eyes to how complicated we've made everything. I have always loved doing things simply (I have been airdrying my clothes since I moved out, I use baking soda for my whites and vinegar for harder stains. See my green laundry tips here), but am often … Continue reading How to Make Infused Vinegars for Cleaning
Eco-Living for the Everyday: Greener Laundry
Greener laundry is super easy. This is one of the first places I started in my eco-friendly journey. It's simple to switch to colder washing, more high-efficient machines (when the time comes) and better for you and the planet laundry detergents. My eco-friendly laundry journey is ever evolving as new products keep coming out, making … Continue reading Eco-Living for the Everyday: Greener Laundry
Why you Should Take Chances
By now, you all probably have heard of the horrific fire that engulfed Notre Dame and caused most of her to fall. Luckily, she still stands, proud and worn with history and soot and grime, ready for visitors to stare in awe and give their condolences to an iconic building. The Notre Dame Cathedral isn't … Continue reading Why you Should Take Chances
How to Make Daily Dandelion Balm for Acne-prone Skin
Ever since I found out that Estee Lauder uses palm oil in their products, I've taken a HUGE step back from them and started actually looking at my skincare and cosmetics. They state that they use RSPO palm oil, but until the very sketchy-ness of the palm oil industry has been taken care of, I … Continue reading How to Make Daily Dandelion Balm for Acne-prone Skin