Start fresh.
In Japan, ōsōji (big cleanup) is traditionally done at the end of each year, which allows households to renew and start fresh in the new year. A symbol for a new beginning. C...Read more
Anie's Home
Anie's Home is a collection of moments directly from her everyday life. Always looking to live a life with least environmental impact she shares learnings gathered throughout the years on cultivating the art of a healthy home.
Cozy Springtime Laundry
The first product I developed for The Unscented Company was Laundry Detergent. Why? We spend countless hours in our clothing and in our bed sheets, which are both in close contact w...Read more
My Zero Waste Fridge
The fridge is such a central part of our household. The kids spend their time opening and closing the door on the lookout for snacks. The fridge door is by far the most used door in our home! My ...Read more
Zero Waste Family Getaway
Every year during the winter holidays, I like to take the whole family on a getaway to the beach. Travelling often rhythms with throwaway cups and ‘’travel size’’ disposables. With a little bit o...Read more
A thank you that makes a difference
Photo: Dans le sac The holiday season is such a beautiful time of the year to spend meaningful moments with friends and family. When It comes to gift giving, I like to choose items that have an ...Read more
Redefining Consumerism with Zero Waste
The hustle and bustle of holiday shopping has officially begun with Black Friday. In this time renown for increased consumerism, I always like to take a step back and visit my neigh...Read more
The Joy of a Refill Station at Home
It's happened to all of us, running out of laundry detergent right in the middle of laundry day, how frustrating! Constantly on the go, I love buying my products in bulk and stocking up.Read more
Harvesting Summer with the Kids
In reality, I tried to grow my own garden to allow the kids to taste the difference between a supermarket tomato and a garden-fresh tomato. We live in the middle of the city, and the garden seeme...Read more