It takes each of us
At My Ethical Earth we look for ethical suppliers of sustainable products that are vegan, eco-friendly and kind to animals. If we find something we really like, we will write about it in our blogs.
Our Shop promotes only vegan products so they are all cruelty-free and do not contain animal products.
That does not mean this site is for vegans only!
We know we can’t save the world but we do know that, if everybody is conscious of what they buy and who they support, that saving part will happen on its own.
We suggest you start with what you put on your face and what you buy for your home. Only a suggestion, but we hope it makes you curious.
Read more on our page about what it means to be vegan.
It's not difficult to be kind, we only suggest that you build an awareness and look before you buy. We encourage the purchase of products that are kind to people and the environment, and don't harm animals.
People are aware of the need to protect the planet. As knowledge grows, so has the availability of eco-friendly products. We discuss ethical options of daily necessities, toys, clothing and toiletries.
Hopefully, by now, people are aware of the phenomenon of Climate Change, and how it is having a devastating impact on people and the planet. Sustainable, recycled products for the home are widely available. It takes each of us, right?
We love stuff! We want it and we want our fur babies to have it. So here at My Ethical Earth we look for the sustainable, eco-friendly, bio-degradable, good stuff!
Thank you for visiting my website. My team and I put a great deal of time and effort into it, so always good to know when it is enjoyed.
Click here to get directed to my page on why My Ethical Earth began.
I simply love ‘RE’ furniture! Reused, recycled, repurposed, reconditioned or reclaimed. It is beautifully rustic and heart-warmingly ethical.
There is a fair bit to cover as there are some misconceptions about wool and how it is produced. I will try to cover as
So, what does being ETHICAL mean? Before we can answer this question, we first need to look at another question, what does ethos mean? Etho
Even if a brand is listed as “does not test on animals”, it does not mean it is truly cruelty-free. Type your email to get our list of cruelty-free brands. It’s free and you can unsubscribe any time.
