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Your Path to a Healthier,
Low-Tox Home

STARTER GUIDE
Cut everyday chemical exposure with simple swaps and trusted product picks.

Curated with Care

The little choices add up and not everyone has the time (or desire) to do the research. Every choice toward low-tox living is a positive one, not only for our own lives, but the lives of others.
  • Like Asking Your Healthiest Friend

    We’re here to save you from hours of research, second-guessing, and greenwashing. Every product is carefully chosen for what it doesn’t contain and what it does do well.
  • 15+ Years of Healthy Living Know-How

    From juice bars to home detoxing, we’ve been down this road for a long time. We test, compare, and recommend only what we believe in and actually use.
  • You’re Not Behind—You’re Right on Time

    Every bit counts. Whether you’re just getting started or already halfway to low-tox living, you’ll find products that make the journey easier, not overwhelming.

Benefits of a Chemical-Free, Low-Tox Lifestyle

Choosing a low-tox lifestyle isn’t just about what you remove—it’s about what you gain. From better health to a safer home and a lighter impact on the planet, small swaps lead to powerful results.
  • Protect Your Health

    Reduce exposure to harsh chemicals that disrupt hormones, irritate skin, and impact long-term wellness.
  • Support a Cleaner Planet

    Low-tox living often means less plastic, fewer pollutants, and more sustainable, earth-friendly choices. We as consumers have a lot of power to shift the demand.
  • Care for Those Around You

    Create a safer space for kids, pets, and loved ones by removing hidden toxins from everyday products.
  • Feel Better, Live Brighter

    Small swaps can lead to better sleep, clearer skin, more energy, and a home that simply feels better.

WARNING!

Here's the short list of common toxic chemicals that proliferate our consumer products.

  • Fragrance (Parfum) – Hidden cocktail of undisclosed chemicals; often includes phthalates. Disrupts the endocrine system (hormones).
  • Phthalates – Linked to hormone disruption and reproductive issues
  • Parabens – Preservatives that mimic estrogen; linked to hormone imbalance
  • Sodium Lauryl/Laureth Sulfate (SLS/SLES) – Harsh skin irritants, often contaminated with carcinogens
  • Formaldehyde & Formaldehyde Releasers – Known carcinogen used in many personal care and cleaning products. This is a potent VOC (volatile organic compound).
  • Triclosan – Antibacterial agent linked to hormone disruption and antibiotic resistance. Not a VOC but can degrade into dioxins, especially in water systems.
  • BPA (Bisphenol A) – Found in plastics; affects brain and behavior, especially in children
  • PEGs (Polyethylene Glycols) – May be contaminated with carcinogenic compounds
  • Toluene – Found in nail polish and hair dyes; toxic to immune and nervous systems
  • Synthetic Colors (FD&C or D&C) – Made from petroleum; linked to allergies and behavioral issues.
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