For those that are interested or curious, the face serum and deodorant are by Lush. She was using the deodorant called T'eo which I know most people don''t like because of the texture. I personally use Aromaco which has a texture similar to coventional stick deodorant. Lush does plenty of plastic free products, but it's definitely a learning curve if you're looking to switch. Also, reusable wipes can be expensive and I know that can be made by yourself to help cut costs.
I wish they had listed the product like that makeup removing pad. I tried some in the past that were supposed to remove makeup without product but they were made of synthetic fiber and I actually injured one of my eye really badly with it ! =0 I just ended up buying soft cotton face cloth and avocado oil. I don't really wear makeup at all anymore but would be curious to know. A good moisturizer that is not coconut oil ( I break out like CRAZY with coconut oil) is Raw cocoa butter , just break a small chunk and make it melt on your skin , the delicious smell of chocolate YUM ^^ .
Really disappointed with your description box. Would be curious to try products but you didn’t bother to write up a product list, did you? So who knows what kind were used and where to purchase them 🤷🏼♀️
I was really disappointed in the girls' reliance on convenience and need for heavy makeup :/ I know makeup is important for cabin crew and them having a "done up" professional look, but let's face it, they'd look fine with subtle makeup. It's better for your skin anyway. I'd rather splurge on makeup that I use sparingly which lasts me longer. I don't think they emphasized the environmental aspect enough when talking about the makeup. It was all about "is this as good" and "would you buy it". And obviously there's no reason to buy more expensive makeup just to get the same result. But there is a reason to buy it with the added environmental aspect.
That's crazy! Could you please include in the description of your videos the products names and company. I would love to check it out. Meanwhile I'm going to start on the road to a more "plastic-free" life-style. Thank you for sharing. You are beautiful!
Why is the responsibility and blame always on the consumer when the pressure should be on the manufacturer. When there is limited or no choice or its ultra expensive , sometimes it's a no win situation, it's makes the consumers life stressful and they are made to feel guilty from videos like this. I don't have time or money to worry about every little thing in life, so please just tackle the big global companies (that the EU is protecting) before bashing innocent consumers.
well if the consumers change / demand for something different i.e. more sustainable packaging, then the companies will change, so it is really about the consumers. a lot of companies don't care about the environmental impact so if they dont need to change they won't, unless they're given reason to. I dont think theyre trying to blame the consumer, but it is important for people to be aware of what they are buying and make it clear if they arent happy as it is the best way to encourage change
i do get where you’re coming from however it is the consumers choice what they buy and if you don’t agree with what a company is doing it’s your responsibility not to support them by not buying their products
You are so right. But personal resposibility always is important. I am not trying to down play what you said by the way. Youre point is so valid. We should also try and creat and pitch different alternatives. Idealy to be cheaper to produce or relatively so it would be easy to sell to these manufacturers
@@katieelisabeth6036 Givin a reason to by changing the laws and it just should be illegal to destroy the environment, Some places don't even have access to recycling(and we all know recycling is BS) nor access to basic composting pick up. Most places are so far off they can't even ban PLASTIC GROCERY BAGS !!!!!!!! like the most basic thing that should just not exist. It would be way more efficient to just have laws and ban all that crap. than having a few people dying of guilt because they are so stressed and have to make hours of research to figure out what product is the best for the environment or just not able to afford alternatives. Yes people have to be more mindful there is no doubt but waiting on the consumer want is like relying on a toddlers to make Healthy food choices by burring some carrots and celery underneath A ginormous pile of Cakes and Candies )and Chicken nuggets ). It's just not gonna happen , might be a few very well educated and behaved toddlers that going to go out of there way to find something healthy but the rest is just gonna grow overweight and unhealthy. Can't expect the mass to make decent choices when the options are very hard to find and you have to educate yourself on the subject and make tones of research to find actually good alternatives(on things that are not basic like use a bar of soap instead of body gel or use washable cloth instead of paper towels) . Everyone is already Overworked with No free time and stressful lives , Brain washed and Bombarded by commercials made to make you want and buy these products . Also adding to the top all the "green washing" that is even more misleading people in thinking they are making good choices but it's just as bad at the end. But than again laws are slow to change and making one thing illegal ,companies come up with another bad new chemicals that will take 40 year to show up and prove that's its actually bad for people and another 5-10 year to actually make a law about it.
If anyone is a mineral foundation fan, I highly recommend checking out Lily Lolo. Their foundation refil comes in a paper pouch. That aside the product is awesome (esp for acne prone skin) and the shade range us pretty decent too
I'd be a bit worried about using an homemade product around my eyes personally. Eyes can be really vulnerable to bacterial infection and I don't think that an homemade mascara can have the same hygienic standards of a store-bought one. I'd be down to try homemade lipstick and blush, though.
I’m not fully zerowaste or plastic free but I started out first with diy deodorant and now I’m moving onto shampoo bar. It’s not necessary to cut out everything at once at first I was thinking I’ll never be able to do it but I’m willing to spend more time/money if it means that I’m saving my home Earth. Do small steps at a time and it’ll be easier.
Do people know how bare minerals are? @bareminerals? Refills I would totally go through but I prefer to think about mileage as well as plastics. Making your own I totally go through, try getting local so your products have less mileage,
That deodorant is the worst low waste deodorant. For a more creamy one post shave I suggest the natural deo Co (the bicarbonate soda free range!) and an alum salt stone, which sounds like it wouldn't work but it's the best deo I've ever use.
There are so many local versions of the products they showed. Shes given us the chance to look for them for ourselves. That serum bar is from Lush, the toothbrush is a humble brush, reuseable cotton wipes are widely available and shampoo bars are availible in street markets. If in doubt go to Lush, but our local businesses are important to support. Otherwise we just continue feeding Corporate monsters
Such an important message but the host didn't get anyone fired up to save the environment. The cabin crew don't give one and it doesn't seem like anyone on the show was going to make any difference! Her IG is filled w plastics so it doesn't look as if she took any of this on board.
It's not about recycling more. It's bout buying without packaging. Even if you recycle everything, it most probably isn't being recycled
For those that are interested or curious, the face serum and deodorant are by Lush. She was using the deodorant called T'eo which I know most people don''t like because of the texture. I personally use Aromaco which has a texture similar to coventional stick deodorant. Lush does plenty of plastic free products, but it's definitely a learning curve if you're looking to switch. Also, reusable wipes can be expensive and I know that can be made by yourself to help cut costs.
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for another alternative to makeup wipes, I use coconut oil on my face and then wipe it off with a damp/wet flannel- easy and cheap!
I wish they had listed the product like that makeup removing pad. I tried some in the past that were supposed to remove makeup without product but they were made of synthetic fiber and I actually injured one of my eye really badly with it ! =0 I just ended up buying soft cotton face cloth and avocado oil. I don't really wear makeup at all anymore but would be curious to know. A good moisturizer that is not coconut oil ( I break out like CRAZY with coconut oil) is Raw cocoa butter , just break a small chunk and make it melt on your skin , the delicious smell of chocolate YUM ^^ .
Try out the powder one named Greench (I think) one tiny bottle about the size of a kiwi can last at least a year.
@@RexySmith Face Halo make them and Super Sponge make Cake Off!
Plastic free organic make-up isn't that much more expensive a lot of it can be cheaper
Really disappointed with your description box. Would be curious to try products but you didn’t bother to write up a product list, did you? So who knows what kind were used and where to purchase them 🤷🏼♀️
Try watching some zero waste youtubers like Shelbizzle, she has reviewed quite a few low waste make up brands if your Interested.
This is made by the BBC and so they aren't legally allowed to promote or advertise products
Sedona Christina is also a great youtuber that reviews zero waste/ low waste products :)
I spotted Zao, kjaer weis and lush products. All available online. 😊
i love th host of this series. She's informative without being judgmental to the other ppl she interacts with. Such a great series!
I was really disappointed in the girls' reliance on convenience and need for heavy makeup :/ I know makeup is important for cabin crew and them having a "done up" professional look, but let's face it, they'd look fine with subtle makeup. It's better for your skin anyway. I'd rather splurge on makeup that I use sparingly which lasts me longer. I don't think they emphasized the environmental aspect enough when talking about the makeup. It was all about "is this as good" and "would you buy it". And obviously there's no reason to buy more expensive makeup just to get the same result. But there is a reason to buy it with the added environmental aspect.
It's just not feasible for everyone to spend a lot more on makeup though. It depends on your income
I didn’t know there’s plastic INSIDE makeup 🙀
Yeah, wtf? Thats so scary!
That's crazy! Could you please include in the description of your videos the products names and company. I would love to check it out. Meanwhile I'm going to start on the road to a more "plastic-free" life-style. Thank you for sharing. You are beautiful!
Should make more programs like this, it's great
That cabin crew would be v dull 😬
jess b shocked they were so unconcerned by their impact from buying pointless plastic shit!
Ellie IsHere I know, right?!
Lol ikr, seen more life in a graveyard
Would love an episode on cruelty free makeup too! 🐁
most organic makeup is vegan! I know the one used in this video is and its a great brand
Eve Holly Housley vegan doesn’t mean cruelty free! Vegan makeup brands can still test on animals; vegan just means no animal-derived products are used
She’s using t’eo solid deodorant from lush if anyone is curious, there is a non powder based solid deodorant by lush, just ask the staff.
I used to use soooooo much plastic for my beauty routine but now I’ve gone zero waste and all natural products.
Why is the responsibility and blame always on the consumer when the pressure should be on the manufacturer. When there is limited or no choice or its ultra expensive , sometimes it's a no win situation, it's makes the consumers life stressful and they are made to feel guilty from videos like this. I don't have time or money to worry about every little thing in life, so please just tackle the big global companies (that the EU is protecting) before bashing innocent consumers.
well if the consumers change / demand for something different i.e. more sustainable packaging, then the companies will change, so it is really about the consumers. a lot of companies don't care about the environmental impact so if they dont need to change they won't, unless they're given reason to. I dont think theyre trying to blame the consumer, but it is important for people to be aware of what they are buying and make it clear if they arent happy as it is the best way to encourage change
Changing the demand is important as well as contacting your local companies and government leaders to add more regulations on corporations
i do get where you’re coming from however it is the consumers choice what they buy and if you don’t agree with what a company is doing it’s your responsibility not to support them by not buying their products
You are so right. But personal resposibility always is important. I am not trying to down play what you said by the way. Youre point is so valid. We should also try and creat and pitch different alternatives. Idealy to be cheaper to produce or relatively so it would be easy to sell to these manufacturers
@@katieelisabeth6036 Givin a reason to by changing the laws and it just should be illegal to destroy the environment, Some places don't even have access to recycling(and we all know recycling is BS) nor access to basic composting pick up. Most places are so far off they can't even ban PLASTIC GROCERY BAGS !!!!!!!! like the most basic thing that should just not exist. It would be way more efficient to just have laws and ban all that crap. than having a few people dying of guilt because they are so stressed and have to make hours of research to figure out what product is the best for the environment or just not able to afford alternatives. Yes people have to be more mindful there is no doubt but waiting on the consumer want is like relying on a toddlers to make Healthy food choices by burring some carrots and celery underneath A ginormous pile of Cakes and Candies )and Chicken nuggets ). It's just not gonna happen , might be a few very well educated and behaved toddlers that going to go out of there way to find something healthy but the rest is just gonna grow overweight and unhealthy. Can't expect the mass to make decent choices when the options are very hard to find and you have to educate yourself on the subject and make tones of research to find actually good alternatives(on things that are not basic like use a bar of soap instead of body gel or use washable cloth instead of paper towels) . Everyone is already Overworked with No free time and stressful lives , Brain washed and Bombarded by commercials made to make you want and buy these products . Also adding to the top all the "green washing" that is even more misleading people in thinking they are making good choices but it's just as bad at the end. But than again laws are slow to change and making one thing illegal ,companies come up with another bad new chemicals that will take 40 year to show up and prove that's its actually bad for people and another 5-10 year to actually make a law about it.
Who tf flushes wipes i have never done that
If anyone is a mineral foundation fan, I highly recommend checking out Lily Lolo. Their foundation refil comes in a paper pouch. That aside the product is awesome (esp for acne prone skin) and the shade range us pretty decent too
This series is so important ❤️
Love your series on here Hayley. You crack me up 🤣🤣🤣
love this series!!!
I use an oil cleanser, do the Korean double cleanse method gets rid of so much more
Maintain the excellent work and bringing in the group!
I'd be a bit worried about using an homemade product around my eyes personally. Eyes can be really vulnerable to bacterial infection and I don't think that an homemade mascara can have the same hygienic standards of a store-bought one. I'd be down to try homemade lipstick and blush, though.
Vi my mom has made it before and she’s never had a problem 👍🏻
I’m not fully zerowaste or plastic free but I started out first with diy deodorant and now I’m moving onto shampoo bar. It’s not necessary to cut out everything at once at first I was thinking I’ll never be able to do it but I’m willing to spend more time/money if it means that I’m saving my home Earth. Do small steps at a time and it’ll be easier.
You can also remove makeup with coconut oil
What was the brand of make up?
zao and kjaer weis
Also elate cosmetics for the powders
💜 Great advice! I shared a video on how to reduce plastic in the home last week. 💜
What are some of the names of the products? Like the face pad, the moisturiser etc thanks 😊
EstaThePesta the moisturiser is full of grace from lush, it’s actually a serum ive got it its really good:)
The make up remover pad is called a Face Halo :)
Do people know how bare minerals are? @bareminerals? Refills I would totally go through but I prefer to think about mileage as well as plastics. Making your own I totally go through, try getting local so your products have less mileage,
demithicone is also in hair products, long story short you DO NOT want it in your products
I thought microfiber cloths released small plastic particles when they get washed? Also face wipes and coconut oil are bad for your skin 😕
Agree. I use grape seed oil. It's great!
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clicked on this thinking it was talking about plastic surgery at first!
Thought she looked familiar, can't believe she's now a presenter, great stuff
That deodorant is the worst low waste deodorant. For a more creamy one post shave I suggest the natural deo Co (the bicarbonate soda free range!) and an alum salt stone, which sounds like it wouldn't work but it's the best deo I've ever use.
keep this up!!!
Zero waste-ish is always the goal...not literally 0 waste.
Why are they still allowed to be manufactured?
Kirsten Williams bc people don’t care enough and it’s cheap.
Wow ! Such a lovely vid 😍💕
DON’T use coconut oil for a moisturizer!!! Terrible for your skin. You can buy moisturizing serums and creams in glass that can be recycled.
I'm more shocked that there are people who are flushing down the wet wipes than anything other.
*They should had posted the name of the brands*
There are so many local versions of the products they showed. Shes given us the chance to look for them for ourselves.
That serum bar is from Lush, the toothbrush is a humble brush, reuseable cotton wipes are widely available and shampoo bars are availible in street markets. If in doubt go to Lush, but our local businesses are important to support. Otherwise we just continue feeding Corporate monsters
The make up remover pad is called a Face Halo :)
This is interesting ♥️
Such an important message but the host didn't get anyone fired up to save the environment. The cabin crew don't give one and it doesn't seem like anyone on the show was going to make any difference! Her IG is filled w plastics so it doesn't look as if she took any of this on board.
Coconut oil instead of moisturiser? No!!
Girls “flight attendants “ need a tutorial of how to apply makeup to look flawless not clownish.
how could you do a whole episode on switching to plastic-free make up, but not link or note any of the alternative products🙃🙁
it's the BBC they are not allowed to advocate or promote any products legally. it's a bias thing as they are funded by the tax payer.
I think Lush do plastic free
Was the bamboo toothbrush come in plastic?
I think it's biodegradable plastic
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Coconut oil as a moisturiser. Ffs! No one likes acne!
I don't use it on my face but I use coconut oil after showering and it does work really well 😊
@@rfarrow3483 that is not the case for me but i am glad it is working out for you.
I only flush toilet paper.
A foundation is really unnecessary. Treat your skin well & no need a foundation 😉
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