ECO Friend(ly) Giveaway!

With all this social distancing and self isolation, we've found ourselves staying at home more and more. But with all the take outs (supporting small business, #amIright!) it's easy to create more plastic waste than usual.

To make it a little easier on you to socially distance sustainably and finally ditch that single use plastic for good, we've teamed up with 4 AMAZING eco-friendly brands for this sweet giveaway. You have the chance to win almost $200 worth of zero-waste, compostable, re-usable and ethically made goodies from TwentyFifty, Bees Wrap, WOKEN Coffee and Serenade The Company.

Prizes include:

1x 48 Pack of 100% Compostable, 2050 Spoons

3x Assorted Packs of Bees Wrap (SUSTAINABLE, NATURAL PLASTIC WRAP ALTERNATIVE)

4x Boxes of Woken Espresso Pods

1x Sustainable Shampoo Bar

1x Natural Lip Balm

1x Sustainable Natural Perfume Balm

1x Tomato Face Soap

1x Sustainable Body Soap

Biodegradable. Resuable. Zero Waste.

To know more about Single Use Plastic and compostable plastic please visit our website.










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