For most people money at some point in their lives is a concern and a stressor. None of us have wads of cash to throw away frivolously on the latest fads and trends. Starting over and using only cruelty free brands can seem like a daunting step into the unknown where your wallet will be emptied of it's contents quicker than you can say "who's a pretty boy then?" Whilst being frugal and not wanting to spend your money willy nilly is a commendable trait, being animal friendly and cruelty free surely must be more so. It will bring with it a feel good factor and an awakening of sorts. This uncomplicated endeavour to cruelty free 1,2,3, doesn't have to cost you arm and a leg.
Cruelty free info, animal friendly products and some other puns and pleasantries on life.
Showing posts with label feminine hygiene. Show all posts
Showing posts with label feminine hygiene. Show all posts
Monday, August 24, 2015
A little tip on going cruelty free - It's as easy as 1-2-3 using cruelty free products
Going cruelty free really is as easy 1, 2, 3 and a-b-c and this I can promise.
Labels:
animal friendly,
beauty products,
cruelty free,
ELF,
feminine hygiene,
makeup,
OGX,
Paul Mitchell,
Physicians Formula,
Seventh Generation,
The Body Shop,
The Honest Company,
Tom's of Maine
Thursday, August 20, 2015
Feminine Care - A review: whatever your preference … can you make it friendly?
This post may make the general population a little uncomfortable and the male reader a mixture of disgust and intrigue; but like a biology reproduction class or that unforgettable birds and bees conversation with your parents, it happens and needs to be addressed.
I think there were two possible scenarios to your own birds and bees, his and hers conversation; either you totally knew more than you let on and were horrified, terrified and excited by the whole subject or you had no idea what this embarrassing and embarrassed adult was talking about and you were still horrified, terrified and excited. Awkward and as cramped as that may have been, "Menstruation", my period, flow, the painters, your friend, the visitors, me yolks, whatever you call your menses, is a bodily function and a monthly affair and I think it is an extremely important issue to talk about.
The different choices of all the monthly feminine care products available was brought to my attention approximately one year ago. I have to credit an old co-worker with shining the light on this for me. I shamefully admit that I was in ignorant bliss about the rag(e) pads. I never really considered what happened to the used ones after I skillfully rolled them up like a thick cigar and strategically placed them in the bathroom bin so they couldn't be seen by other bathroom enjoyers and I blithely forgot about them and went about my day.
I think there were two possible scenarios to your own birds and bees, his and hers conversation; either you totally knew more than you let on and were horrified, terrified and excited by the whole subject or you had no idea what this embarrassing and embarrassed adult was talking about and you were still horrified, terrified and excited. Awkward and as cramped as that may have been, "Menstruation", my period, flow, the painters, your friend, the visitors, me yolks, whatever you call your menses, is a bodily function and a monthly affair and I think it is an extremely important issue to talk about.
The different choices of all the monthly feminine care products available was brought to my attention approximately one year ago. I have to credit an old co-worker with shining the light on this for me. I shamefully admit that I was in ignorant bliss about the rag(e) pads. I never really considered what happened to the used ones after I skillfully rolled them up like a thick cigar and strategically placed them in the bathroom bin so they couldn't be seen by other bathroom enjoyers and I blithely forgot about them and went about my day.
Labels:
animal friendly,
beauty,
beauty products,
blog,
cruelty free,
eco conscious,
feminine care,
feminine hygiene,
natural,
organyc,
sanitary towels,
Seventh Generation,
tampons,
The Honest Company
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