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Natural Cough & Chest Elixirs at RHAYNE. 0

Are you looking for natural cough and chest elixirs for your little one?

As part of my other business Ecore Social Media I sometimes do work for online stores that use the Shopify platform. I’ve just finished doing a website revamp for Dean at RHAYNE.

Which is how I came across this natural product from RHAYNE ...

5 Reasons To Use Reusable Make-Up Remover Pads. 0

If you're removing your makeup at the end of each day, makeup remover pads can become quite costly over time. Not only that but each one you use ends up going straight to landfill. Here's 5 reasons why reusable makeup remover pads could be the perfect option for you.

4 Reasons to use a biodegradable dish cloth. 0

Have you have been using disposable dish cloths for as long as you can remember?
Maybe you have been using reusable ones that are made from synthetic materials.
If you think that you're happy with the cloths you currently use, here's 4 reasons why you could be happier!

Giving Gifts: 5 Ways to Stay Eco-Friendly. 0

Guest post by Sophia Sharpe

Ditch gifts and focus on the people.

Ten years ago, both sides of our family spontaneously decided that we buy ourselves the things we want so why have unnecessary gifts at Christmas?  It can be hard to go entirely gift free, so some people (cough, the women), make a batch of fudge or salted lemons, bottle them up and give one to each family. 

11 More easy changes to make your home eco-friendly 0

Once you start implementing changes bit by bit into your everyday life it gets easier to add in new ones.
If you have tried out the changes in this blog post and you're after more eco ideas then I've got 11 more for you to give a go.
Just remember not to take too many on at once so that you are able to stick to them long term.

15 easy changes to make your home environmentally friendly. 0

Are you wanting to be more eco conscious in your household but not sure where to start?
Maybe you live in an apartment and thought that to make a difference you needed a garden, with home grown veges and a compost heap?