Yasemin Ugurlu of Reboot Eco on Building a Refill and Low-Waste Revolution

We were FINALLY able to have one of Melissa’s and Eric’s favorite people: Yasemin Ugurlu, founder of Reboot Eco, joins us to talk about her mission to make low-waste living more accessible through refillable products, education, and community engagement. With a passion for sustainability that goes beyond trends, Yasemin shares how she built a business focused on reducing single-use plastics and helping others make more conscious choices. From running a refill shop to advocating for systemic change, Yasemin’s journey is rooted in action, care, and a deep belief in collective impact.

https://www.rebooteco.com/

https://www.instagram.com/rebooteco

Key Topics:

• Building a business around low-waste, refillable everyday products
• The emotional and environmental drive behind choosing sustainability
• Reboot Eco’s role in education, community, and shifting habits

Takeaways:

• Yasemin believes accessibility and encouragement—not guilt—are key to sustainable living.
• Refill shops like Reboot Eco help reduce packaging waste and promote reuse.
• Passion-led businesses can influence systemic change, starting with small daily actions.

Melissa @ deMelis Atelier https://demelisatelier.com/

Matt @ Bards https://www.bardsclothing.com/our-story

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