Plastic-free Products

• Albatross safety razor and blades

• Cloth napkins (can be thrifted)

• Dropps laundry pods

• Ellie's Best Nut Milk Bag

• Glass and bamboo food containers

• Greenzla reusable makeup remover pads

• Heralogie menstrual underwear

• HiBar shampoo and conditioner bars

• Hiware glass straws HOT FROG Living Composter (Vermicomposter)

• Kraft tape Last Swab Q-tip Little Market reusable bags

• Lunette menstrual cup

• Lufka bath products

• LUSH curl power hair cream

• LUSH deodorant block

• Organic cotton reusable grocery bags

• PATCH bamboo bandaids

• Stainless steel airtight food container

• Stasher resealable bags

• Smart Sheep wool dryer balls

• Silicone non-stick baking sheets

• Uncle Jim's worms

• UNNI Compost Bags

• Unpaper towels

• WhoGivesACrap toilet paper

• 16oz wide mouth mason jars

• Earthhero
• EcoRoots
• Grove co
• MOMs Organic
• Package Free Shop
• the Rounds

• ​Terracycle

• Trace

• Trashie

• ZeroWasteStore

During the filming, Heather used her Sonicare electric toothbrush that she already had. She replaced the head after six months and kept the dirty brush head in her trash bin.

That's because you should always use what you have before running out to buy new zero-waste products.

Her Sonicare toothbrush stopped working a few months after filming wrapped, so she bought a bamboo electric toothbrush from PearlBar. Their toothbrush heads are 100% biodegradable.

She sent her old broken Sonicare to Terracycle to be recycled.

• Leaf Shave razor

• Saalt menstrual cup and menstrual underwear

• Stasher resealable bags

• Reel Paper toilet paper

• Vitamix in-home composter

• Compost Orlando

• Lufka/M.E. Sustainable

• TrashTurtles

• Zero Orlando