Waste & Good Taste christinarose

We often tend to think of fashion and clothing last when moving to a low impact lifestyle, but it should be one of the first things to talk about. In this episode, I talk about some alternatives to fast fashion, and things you should consider before making a new clothing purchase. This is just the beginning of what it means to have a more sustainable wardrobe. 

Have you ever struggled to pronounce ingredients in your cosmetics? Maybe there's a reason they say "if you can't eat it, don't put it on your skin".
 
The Dirty Dozen: https://davidsuzuki.org/queen-of-green/dirty-dozen-cosmetic-chemicals-avoid/ 
 
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We all know that girl that carries all types of lip and hand products with her at all times, maybe you are that girl, but you have to have thought at some point..why do I do this? Is there a better way?
 
Samantha Ravndahl - No More PR: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oyoblecIPwE 
 
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In this episode I define and break down sustainability and how it affects you, as well as some basic changes you can make.
Sustainability means making better choices for the environment (and most times your wallet as well).
- start using a reusable bag
- carry a travel mug
- say no to straws!
- if you can't reuse, refuse
Try avoiding single use products and find places and ways you can bring your own.
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About a year ago I took one of the biggest leaps of faith and moved across the world to live on my own in Scotland during a study abroad. When I came back, people always asked me about it so here are my thoughts on living and studying abroad.
 
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Hey! Welcome to my podcast! I'm a fashion business student and since I learned about the major problems that the industry has, I started researching ways I can do better and I wanted to share some of that information with you. I hope you learn something and come back for more.
 
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