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"Eco-Friendly" Labels & EU’s New Greenwashing Rules (opens the original)
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Hi everyone,Thank you to everyone who voted in the last NL that I sent out. Most of you said you’d prefer to hear from me monthly or fortnightly which is helpful!Also, 42% of you said you wear most of your wardrobe, nice!The EU is cracking down on “eco-friendly”The big news this week is that from Sunday, EU’s new greenwashing consumer rules kick in. This means that a brand selling in the EU can no longer say it (or their product
Shopping My Own Closet This September (opens the original)
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Hi everyone,This newsletter has been a bit inconsistent lately given I am trying to do a million things in very limited hours. So I’m curious about optimal email volume from your perspective. There’s a poll at the bottom, will you let me know how often you’d like to receive this newsletter?Secondhand SeptemberOxfam’s new State of Style report found the average wardrobe includes around 80 items, and about a third of those items have n
Back to School Without the Plastic (opens the original)
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Hi everyone,Many places around the world are in that back-to-school mode again, where the shopping list expands to include new shoes, an even bigger backpack, a(nother) replacement lunchbox, and a small mountain of stationery. I saw a teenager walking home from school the other day with both the huge backpack full of books, a laptop bag, and a sports bag so while the digital age is upon us, it seems kids are still straddling both worlds.So with that inspiration, this week I’m sharing a few guide
Thoughts on Boiling Water in Plastic? (opens the original)
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Hi everyone,Plastic-free July is well over but the idea of course is to keep the habits going. So let’s keep talking plastic, starting with some news.Did you know scientists have built a plastic that eats itself!?! My layman understanding of how it works: The process involves tucking dormant bacterial spores (a common soil microbe called Bacillus subtilis) inside the material, and the spores just sit there while you use it. When the plastic reaches the end of its life and gets the right trigg
Sunscreen Season, and a New Approach to Ratings (opens the original)
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If you’re in the sweltering northern hemisphere, using a ton of sunscreen, and wondering what is in it, here is a nice bit of news out of the FDA. In June they approved a new sunscreen ingredient called bemotrizinol, which has been used across Europe and Asia for years.US sunscreens have lagged behind Europe and Asia on safer UVA protection for a while so it’s good to see a better ingredient like this one get some recognition. It unfortunately only takes effect in August, so it won’t be on shelv
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