Hair ties don’t go as a waste to landfills they just disappear and crawl in their mysterious dimension

I wish more people were comfortable buying leather and wool secondhand.

Don’t feel bad about buying second hand leather, the most common alternative is polyester, also the leather good is already made into a good, you’re extending the life!

i carry silicone straws that fold into little tins in my bag for my friends- and some extra sporks to help other people reduce single use items

I love how enthusiastic you are at the beginning of the video. It always makes me excited for the rest of it😁

True gum looks a lot like simply gum in the USA, it has the completely same packaging. Also I loved this video!! I don’t know if you have heard of Ecosia, but it’s a search engine and app that plants trees from your searching.

Your videos bring me so much happiness!

There's plastic in gum??!! That is the most horrifying thing I've heard all day (and I was watching an actual horror movie earlier... Halloween yo) THANKS girl, that's me never buying gum again BLECH! #learningallthetime .... Love the video as always ❤✌🌿🌍 xx

these videos are so fun to watch

ouch! calling me out with the notebooks hhhahahah

I love the Kooshoo hair ties!!

Love this video, really useful 💚

You are super cute! I love your energy, it definitely makes your videos so fun to watch and I love how informative your content is :)

you are the sweetest most reasonable and compassionate vegan i know on yt!! keep doing you

I love the gum brand "Simply Gum", also actually made from chicle tree resin and all the packaging is paper. And their ginger flavor is awesome. I do not know for sure if all their flavors are vegan, I've never thought to check. In the US I've been able to find it at whole foods, though I keep my eye out to find it elsewhere.

I wish u put the links of some of the reusable things u have like the wax cover, band aids, cloth bags.

My bag looks exactly like that 😁 my friends call it the Mary Poppins/Hermione bag cause I have SO MANY things with me 🤣 plus, as the only vegan I make sure I always have food with me :") question: how do you use your handkerchief for your nose? I try to reduce my paper waste but it's complicated 🤔

You would love rocketbook! It’s a REUSABLE notebook!

I love gum so much I can’t believe there is plastic in it! Any suggestions for a swap or a low waste gum?

That plastic in gum thing has me shook...

Keys, phone, wallet, a pen and a little car toy for my son.. that's it for me. I don't use a bag anymore since i discovered backpacks :P My husband thinks in stores the staff will think i'm stealing because normaly you don't see adult with backpacks where i live hahaha :P

I began buying vegan purses ove a year ago, actually it was over two years ago trust me you are saving alot of money because in order to buy ethical vegan bags that can carry my things that I always have on me. They cost around $40-$50 . Which hurts my soul because I am a frugal person...but sometimes ya girls gotta have a big vegan bag. 🤷 But I have to say I absolutely love your channel, you're so adorable and I get so much inspiration from your videos that I need to implement. 🙏

the lunch box would be WAY TOO SMALL for me

Guuurl, we need a brow tutorial! Your brows look amazing!!

I was shocked about the plastic in gum!? I know I've seen recipes for making it at home - maybe that's what we should be doing.

shiftphone is another great company for sustainable phones!

I used to have a fairphone but I always had problems with it so I switched back to apple :/

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I love your shirt! It looks Asiany. 🥰

Hi Gittemary, I have a question about your super-humungo shopping bag made by Grunbag. How does this material stand up in super cold winter weather? I need to soon replace my school bag which is 33 years old. (I bought this bag when I left uni and started my teaching career; I have repaired it so many times... I am still teaching and the bag is still doing its thing but, sadly, it may not see me through to retirement). I live in Northern BC, Canada and the temperatures in winter can sometimes be minus 30 - 40 degrees Celsius. It is common for synthetic materials to crack in these temperatures. Has your Grunbag market bag been exposed to these types of conditions? How does it fare in the winter? Also, I just want to say mega-thanks for your great content and for always being so enthusiastic and genuine. Your videos bring me so much pleasure to watch and learn from. You rock girl!

with secondhand b products from big usustainable , exploitative brand; you can cover up the logos in order to make them less identifiable, and avoid giving free promotion/advertising to that broad. I've seen people do this with putting paths an clothing. With electronics a sticker or piece f tape, for example might work, or a eco/secondhand phone case maybe.

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does anyone else just swallow their gum??? There is zero harm in it and is the ultimate elimination from gum harming the envoirment! (The 7 years thing is a myth y'all)

You feel bad about promoting Apple? Would you rather promote Android smartphones that are pretty much disposable devices because they don't get any security updates and are made from cheap materials by exploited Africans and Asians? Fairphone is greenwashing their product line too.

this isn't zero waste... where do you think your phone is gonna go to once it dies? Essentially, anything you showed in this video will at some day end up in a land fill or the ocean or it will get burned with the other trash. Except for the stuff that is actually bio-degradable.