Oyin2000
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How To Reduce Your Beauty Footprints
~2.7 mins read
Making good-for-the-Earth decisions doesn’t have to equate to a radical lifestyle change. In fact, being chic and eco-aware has never been easier. Try these 10 tips for greening your beauty routine and you’ll be doing the planet – and yourself – proud.
1. TURN OFF THE TAP
When you’re not rinsing your body, hair or toothbrush, turn off the tap; it’s a simple and cost-efficient way to save on water.
In America alone, people consume 1,500 plastic water bottles a second! And less than 20% of those bottles are recycled. Plastic is hard to decompose and requires a lot of energy to produce. In fact, it takes three times the amount of water to create a plastic bottle than it does to fill one! So should you stop drinking water? No of course not. Instead, invest in a reusable water bottle and fill it with tap or filtered water.
3. DISPOSE OF FACE WIPES
The Marine Conservation Society suggests that there are 35 wipes found for every kilometre of British beach – and the number’s rising! If you’re removing makeup with wet wipes throw them in the bin, not down the toilet.
4. LOOK FOR THE LOGO
Navigating the world of natural, organic and sustainable beauty products can be confusing, which is why it helps to get to know your industry certification bodies. Buying a product approved by Ecocert guarantees that your product contains over 95% natural ingredients, that it uses recyclable packaging and that it’s been manufactured responsibly. A product that is Ecocert certified will carry the body’s logo on its packaging.
Navigating the world of natural, organic and sustainable beauty products can be confusing, which is why it helps to get to know your industry certification bodies. Buying a product approved by Ecocert guarantees that your product contains over 95% natural ingredients, that it uses recyclable packaging and that it’s been manufactured responsibly. A product that is Ecocert certified will carry the body’s logo on its packaging.
5. SKIP MICROBEADS
Microbeads are small bits of plastic used in exfoliators. According to UNEP (the United Nations Environment Program) a typical exfoliating shower gel can contain as much plastic in microbead form as there is in its container! Look after the world’s water supply and use scrubs of natural origin instead.
6. BE FASHIONABLY CONSCIOUS
Some items of clothing don’t need to be washed after every single wear. Take denim: manufacturers recommend that you wash your jeans every five to six wears to keep their form. And if you wash your clothes at 30*C instead of 60*C, you’ll reduce your energy by half! Add to that ditching your tumble dryer and using a clothes line instead, and you’ll have saved around 2-3kg of carbon emission.
7. RECYCLE!
Your shampoo and conditioner, day cream jars, toothpaste boxes, toilet paper rolls…don’t forget, they’re all recyclable!
Microbeads are small bits of plastic used in exfoliators. According to UNEP (the United Nations Environment Program) a typical exfoliating shower gel can contain as much plastic in microbead form as there is in its container! Look after the world’s water supply and use scrubs of natural origin instead.
6. BE FASHIONABLY CONSCIOUS
Some items of clothing don’t need to be washed after every single wear. Take denim: manufacturers recommend that you wash your jeans every five to six wears to keep their form. And if you wash your clothes at 30*C instead of 60*C, you’ll reduce your energy by half! Add to that ditching your tumble dryer and using a clothes line instead, and you’ll have saved around 2-3kg of carbon emission.
7. RECYCLE!
Your shampoo and conditioner, day cream jars, toothpaste boxes, toilet paper rolls…don’t forget, they’re all recyclable!
8. MEAT-FREE MONDAY
Cutting meat from your diet for just one day a week helps the planet. Did you know that it takes 2,500 gallons of water to produce 500g of beef? You don’t have to become a vegetarian, but you can do your bit for climate change and cutout the meat once a week!
9. GET TO KNOW FAIRTRADE
A product that is Fairtrade certified has paid a “fair price†for the ingredients within it. This means fairer trading conditions for producers and opportunities for them to invest in their businesses and communities.â€Look for the stamp.
10. PASS IT ON
Research suggests that 30% of clothes in the average wardrobe haven’t been worn in a year. When it’s time to part with your clothes don’t just throw them away (they’ll only end up in a landfill!). Instead, pass them on to a friend, a charity shop or a collection bank - remember that second hand doesn’t have
Cutting meat from your diet for just one day a week helps the planet. Did you know that it takes 2,500 gallons of water to produce 500g of beef? You don’t have to become a vegetarian, but you can do your bit for climate change and cutout the meat once a week!
9. GET TO KNOW FAIRTRADE
A product that is Fairtrade certified has paid a “fair price†for the ingredients within it. This means fairer trading conditions for producers and opportunities for them to invest in their businesses and communities.â€Look for the stamp.
10. PASS IT ON
Research suggests that 30% of clothes in the average wardrobe haven’t been worn in a year. When it’s time to part with your clothes don’t just throw them away (they’ll only end up in a landfill!). Instead, pass them on to a friend, a charity shop or a collection bank - remember that second hand doesn’t have
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Advantages Of Negativities
~1.7 mins read
Let me boldly say that negativity has it uses and advantages.
So whenever you feel negative try to make very good use of it. You might wanna ask me how? 🤷
Advantages/Uses of negativities:
1. Negativity helps you to know the areas of your that require improvement
Let's take for example you are having doubts about yourself, your abilities, your skills. You are having doubts if you can do this or that. You aren't sure If you can succeed in life
It is a herald that you aren't good enough and haven't mastered some basic and neccesary skills needed to succeed.
With such negativity you don't need to panic. All you need to do is to look for how to improve yourself in those areas you are lacking.
Just find out those necessary skills and start learning them.
When you have learnt them (at least to an extent) you will notice that your doubts, fears and negativites have reduced (I used the word *reduced* because negativity never goes away).
2. Negativity helps one to realize to have control of his or her mind
This might sound funny 😆
When feeling negative it means you are focusing on the wrong things, the failures, the unwanted outcomes.
It means you are anxious about the future and not in control of your mind.
When feeling negative, realize that you are feeling negative and ask yourself what can you do to change your situation.
Adopt what is called possibility thinking. Think of how that situation can be better.
Switch your thoughts immediately from the negativity and focus on positivity. I know this might not be easy but it is possible.
As the saying goes you are always in control of mind.
You might not be able to control the first thought that comes to your mind but you can always control the second thought.
-input by Boss Stanley 🤗, thanks so much my able boss ðŸ˜
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