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Steel Safety Razor
Have you ever wondered how much you're spending on razors every month?

How about all the waste from throwing away those old dull razors? 

As an environmentalist I started looking into alternative healthcare products to reduce what I was adding to the landfill, and I discovered an alternative to plastic razors. 
With these  razors the eco-friendly millennial can save money and the planet. 

Suitable for both men and women.
The razor itself only costs about $20 with shipping and comes with 20 blades.

That's a dollar a shave

IF you go through a blade each time!
(Which you won't)

Replacement blades are only $15 for 100 blades!

I bought extra blades with the razor and


I haven't bought more in over two years!
$14


Charcoal Teeth Whitening
I just bought this last week and  I see a difference already. 
I thought that the black tooth powder was  a
gimmick but I visited my cousin who:
Smokes at least 5 cigarettes a day
Drinks coffee daily
and her teeth were noticeably whiter. 
I ordered the Activated Charcoal made with Coconut shells.
Ingredients: 
Bentonite Clay
Calcium Carbonate
Activated Charcoal (Cocos Nucifera Shell Powder)
Flavouring (Mint)
Peppermint (Mentha Piperita)
Sodium Chloride
Ginger Root Extract (Zingiber Officinale)
It's a dark grey powder in a 2oz container. 
Fluoride Free
$12

Fairywill Sonic Electric Toothbrush
I'm really impressed with this little toothbrush.
I've had it since February and I've charged it twice!
There's 5 modes including: 
White
Clean
Sensitive
Polish
Massage 
I'll brush my teeth on either 
'white' or 'clean' 
then I use my charcoal to polish. 
I'm a small person and the
brush is slim and very light. 
Comes with two extra heads and a
polishing head. 
It also has a timer so when you've brushed for the optimal amount of time, two minutes, it shuts off. 
USB plug, so no battery!
$28
Pumice Stone
Hamalaya natural lava pumice stone is a great alternative to synthetic materials used in your health-care products.
It's extremely durable and long lasting.
I've had mine since christmas.
$7
Hot Water Bottle
I had a hot water bottle for years and it wasn't long ago that I pulled some muscles and wanted to get another one. 
This option has two additional covers for the transparent bottle. 
The lid broke on the last one I had and I was worried the same thing would happen with this one. 
Several months with a number of uses and it's still going strong. 
No leaks!
I love it!
$10
Emu-gency
I first bought Emugency at a local co-op that I was apart of. I slipped on some moss and scraped my face up badly, like, really badly. 
The women at the co-op recommended this product. 
 I should have had a scar. 
A giant scar!
My scrape healed up without a trace!
I tell whoever will listen about Emu oil. Cuts, burns, infected scrapes, chapped lips
It works for it all! 
I use it instead of antibiotics when I use a band-aid. 
Getting oil from an Emu also doesn't harm the animal. They have a natural sack that the oil is extracted from which the animal naturally reproduces over time. 
Seriously,
this stuff is the best!