Trying to shop sustainably whenever you can is a great habit to get into. Caitlin shares some local shops for you to try it out yourself.

Instead of Michael Myers and Freddy Kruger playing the villain, the real horror this Halloween is the global waste going to our landfills.

Bethia Wyborn shares her top tips for having a positive impact on the environment in small steps.

PrettyLittleThing and Molly-Mae have been the focal point of controversy lately. Read on to find out why.

Emily Duff shares some tips on how to make small sustainable changes at university that won't break the bank.

Having sold out in some stores, is this collection the next big thing or just dragging us deeper into fast fashion?

If you're looking for a beauty box with natural ingredients, that's plastic-free, and sold by a small businesses, the Ayllu Box is for you.

There are so many eco-friendly ways to care for your hair. Check out the best ways to keep your hair and planet healthy in this article.

Melissa M-J shares her thoughts on the notorious Black Friday deals we see return year after year.

There’s plenty of options for plastic-free, eco-friendly deodorant which is better for you and the planet – here's where to buy them.

Gina Kalsi takes us through the most sustainable influencers on Instagram.

Want to update your dental routine and help the planet while doing so? Here are some of the best eco-friendly products to try.

Nadia Lincoln takes us through the different types of cruelty-free footwear and the best places to buy them.

Ready, teddy, go! As you rush to buy a winter jacket this year, we've curated a list of the trendiest coats right from teddy bear to puffer.

Yzabelle Bostyn gives us the lowdown on the alternative, sustainable sanitary products you could switch to – what are you waiting for?

Whether you’re ready to commit to sustainability or want to make small changes, reusable cotton pads are a great place to start.

Are celebrities who are blips on the sustainability radar really beneficial, or do their demands get lost in the sea of consumerism?

How can we, as students, improve our impact on the environment?