As an eco-friendlier and often cheaper choice, for part of zero waste week, we wanted to show off our favourite zero waste stores across the UK where you can go plastic-free whilst looking after your pennies.
The Healthy Baby Guide with Made Safe
We’ve teamed up with Made Safe to curate a guide for avoiding toxins and navigating the aisles when shopping for your family and growing children.
How To Be Vegan On a College Student Budget
We’ve written a guide to help you stay in budget while following a vegan diet during your studies with ideas that won’t break your student bank.
5 Great Questions About Organic Cotton Answered
We’ve answered some of your questions about organic cotton – the soft, fluffy, interesting and important crop that Natracare products are made from!
Exposing the Period Industry’s Toxic Truth
Journalists from France 5 have conducted their own investigation and the results are alarming. Discover more in our blog post here.
Proven Non Toxic With MADE SAFE
We’ve been pioneering safer menstrual products since the 1980’s, and we’re so proud to prove it with the revolutionary new MADE SAFE certification.
Sustainable Fashion: What Are You Wearing?
What materials and processes you should be watching out for to be truly sustainable with what you are wearing? It’s easy to be confused as there is some overlap but it’s worth understanding how the two differ.
Reduce Toxins In Your Home: A Room By Room Guide
Our home is full of chemicals, toxins and pollutants that could negatively affect our health. In collaboration with the Mesothelioma Cancer Alliance, we have created a room by room guide to uncover those unwanted chemicals in our home.
Monthly Dose of Glyphosate
There is an issue that pesticides are in tampons and we need to talk about it. Glyphosate has been found in many brands of conventional tampons. Evidence shows us that choosing organic produce is a positive choice for many reasons.
Why We Shouldn’t Be Silent About Incontinence
One in three of all 20-85 year olds suffers from some sort of bladder weakness. So what is incontinence and why do we need to start talking about it?
