The beauty industry is thriving at a tremendous pace, turning a woman into a constantly addicted buyer.
Beauty standards are changing, and care products are changing with them. But is external artificial beauty really more important than internal and natural? Can women really no longer be beautiful without chemistry or plastic surgery? In this article, we begin the story of more effective, cheap and natural means for caring for your body.
To the store without a plastic disposable bag? And home without garbage? Is this possible in modern realities or is it a utopia? The article talks about existing stores in which the impossible became possible.
With the development of the chemical industry, the number of diseases, including incurable ones, has also increased. But do we really need all this chemistry in everyday life? Can't we get by with healthier alternatives? Everything turns out to be much easier than you could imagine. In this article, you can find recipes for keeping your home clean without the use of harsh chemicals.
2014 was a very warm year and, according to four independent data sets from researchers, the warmest year on record since 1880. The article cites facts from a report by the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration's Weather and Climate Center report, US Department of Commerce. The study uses data from 413 scientists from 58 countries. The published results speak of a clear deterioration of the ecological situation on our planet due to the ongoing global warming.
The global problem of garbage, a huge part of which is disposable tableware, has led to non-standard creative solutions - the creation of its edible variations. In addition, such dishes do not need to be washed, which saves water and time. We offer a small selection of embodied ideas that can inspire you to culinary experiments!
Renowned California photographer Gregg Segal created the controversial 7 Days of Garbage project, in which he photographed his family and friends against the backdrop of garbage and recyclables that had not been thrown out for one week. The author made graphic illustrations of his call to people to think about the quantity and quality of consumption.
Living in the city and as much as possible fenced off by all the technological innovations from nature, we completely forgot our connection with it. An article about what we can do to restore this lost contact and become more natural, alive and happy.
In our time of lightning-fast technological development and one-time consumption, waste separation is a very popular problem. Few people understand what exactly needs to be done and how important and necessary it is, although quite a few have heard ... reuse), energy recovery (recover), placement (disposal).
Scientists have found that there are 9 boundaries, the excess of which endangers the integrity of our existence. Unfortunately, humanity does not comply with them: 4 out of 9 borders have already been overcome. But there is good news: not all is lost yet. This discovery is called the Planetary Boundary Theory.
From childhood, we get used to the constant availability of electricity. It has become an integral part of our daily life... Just imagine how much it costs to light one metropolis, especially in the current conditions of urbanization? Naturally, we cannot radically change the situation, nor can we refuse the necessary amenities. But we can take steps at the level of our sphere of influence: in the family, at work, at home.