Oh, how I love travel.
The excitement of our bags packed, onto the next adventure.
After our third year of traveling toxin-free, I finally feel we have mastered the art of it.
To simplify, let’s break it into three categories: Packing + Storage Needs, Getting there…and Back, and Must Have Products.
Continue reading “Step-by-Step Toxin-Free Living Guide: Week 5”
Now for the nitty gritty.
Let’s build a toxin-free travel toolbox to make this easier!
After three years of trial and error, we have found the following items to be those we must have for healthy travel.
This makes our time that much more enjoyable, and we find much less stressful as well.
Finally.
After years of searching, trying, and failing in quite the vicious circle, I have found one that works well enough to share with you!
Once I started chasing this non-toxic life, I realized it might be even harder (and it was) to find an option that fit my needs.
Finally, I have found the gel that is both safe and works great!
Currently our choices are doom and gloom or pay through the nose for a few ounces of the stuff.
I call shenanigans!
But what if there was a better way to support our wellness?
Before watching helplessly from the sidelines as the next virus runs through each kid and adult in your home, you may want to take a look at these natural supports first.
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I want to look beautifully bronzed, but it refuses, leaving me lobster-red instead. The worst part? I inherited my mother’s skin, which means as the daughter of a Stage 4 Melanoma survivor, I have to be extra careful.
I was cavity-free and livin’ it up until that first pregnancy.
Golden.
Glowing.
These three words will literally never be applied to my natural skin tone.
Lotions, candles, soaps.
Back then our home wasn’t complete until every sink in the house donned our favorite scent.
Now we know better.
But there actually are options that don’t harm you or leave you stinky!
Continue reading “The Non-Toxic Deodorant You’ve Been Waiting for!”
Even if you have rinsed it away, residue can still be left behind, and your hands should not be soaking in organ-damaging toxins!
If most every dish soap on the market is junk for your body, what do you do?
Wasn’t it odd that something made to smell great made me nauseous?
I guess because of this, I wasn’t too surprised to find how dangerous they are.
The worst part?
Our skin (and our largest organ) drinks in whatever we choose in this moment. After facing the harsh sun, UV rays, and wind it’s parched.
The choice we make in this moment could be filling our body with toxins, but that doesn’t have to be the case.
