Empower yourself to create, solve, and innovate with Green Foot Mama’s “Make It” category. Beyond skincare, this is where we celebrate the joy and self-sufficiency of making things yourself. Discover practical DIY solutions for your home, wellness remedies, simple crafts, and projects that embody a resourceful, conscious lifestyle. Unleash your inner maker and embrace the satisfaction of crafting pure, custom-made creations for your family and home.
Transcript Hey everyone, and welcome back to Greenfoot Mama! This channel is all about embracing a more natural and sustainable lifestyle. Today, we’re diving into five easy DIY projects that are good for the planet and fun to make. We’re talking homemade beeswax wraps, a thriving kitchen herb garden, luxurious sugar scrubs, stylish reusable totes, […]
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I’ve heard a few conversations about how we’re managing our “grooming” over the past few weeks as stay-at-home-working-homeschooling mothers, with beauty salons shut down due to COVID-19 restrictions. In my 20’s I used to go to a salon for occasional waxing. As time became more precious and prices crept up I started DIY waxing at home.
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I like to minimise waste where I can – and plastic wrap has got to be the definition of single use plastic waste. In honour of plastic-free July I decided to have a go at making my own eco-friendly re-useable beeswax wraps. A quick google search found a number of tutorials and two different methods.
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Although glass is THE choice when it comes to packaging you can re-use, it is not the right choice for us. Confronting broken glass when opening an online purchase from us is not pleasant, nor is knocking a product from your bathroom shelf only to have it shatter. And in our beautiful part of the world,
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After discovering that two of my daughters have a dairy intolerance, I began searching out other options. Due to soy not liking me very much, soy milk was out. Oat, rice, legume and quinoa milks were all so-so but nothing really cut it. It was tough finding a good substitute that wasn’t too overpowering in
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