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We are born from the belief that the choices we make, make a world of difference. That enjoying a bit of luxury doesn't have to cost the planet. And that if it were easy to make an impact, we would do it.

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When it comes to soap, what’s really going down the drain? Beyond bubbles and lather, every bar has an impact, but some are gentler on the planet than others. Today, we're diving into the (sometimes dirty) details of natural vs. commercial soap in an eco-friendly showdown.

What’s lurking in your lather? 

Commercial Soap: Commercial soap is like that friend who always looks way too perfect. It’s filled with synthetic ingredients—like parabens, sulphates, and mystery fragrances. These added chemicals make the soap foam and last forever, but they’re often derived from petroleum, a non-renewable resource that’s rough on the planet. Plus, these synthetic fragrances and additives often stick around after washing, heading straight into our waterways, where they can mess with aquatic ecosystems.

Natural Soap: Natural soaps avoid plastic microbeads. Instead, they’re made from ingredients you can actually pronounce: olive oil, coconut oil, shea butter, and essential oils. These plant-based ingredients are kind to your skin and the planet. They break down easily, keeping oceans and rivers safe from weird chemical build-ups. Plus, no fake fragrances here—just pure essential oils for a fresh, non-toxic scent.

Soap has long been a symbol of cleanliness, self care and often luxury, but few of us know much about its deep-rooted history. Originating from simple, earthy ingredients, soap has evolved over thousands of years into the fragrant, colourful bars and liquids we recognise today. 1. Ancient Beginnings. The earliest records of soap-making date back to ancient Babylon, around 2800 BC. Babylonian tablets reveal that early soap was made by mixing animal fats with wood ash. Initially, it wasn’t used for bathing as much as it was for cleaning textiles and wool before weaving. The Egyptians, known for their elaborate hygiene rituals, were also early adopters of soap. Around 1500 BC, they developed a paste of animal and vegetable oils combined with alkaline salts for both medicinal and cleaning purposes, hinting at an early understanding of soap’s role in fighting disease.

As I look forward to the summer months, and spring turns to full bloom, I'm trying to remind myself of ways I can feel as rejuvenated as the world around me. Whether through exams or through a long stretch of work with no holiday escapes, for some of us, burnout is brewing. I'm teetering on the edge - walking the line, so what can I do to save myself from falling? 
1 - Stay Hydrated. 
Health is wealth. Feeling great is all what you put in your body - there's no better way to start your day than with water. It's vital for glowing skin, and allows your body to function at its highest.

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