Hey everyone, I recently ran a Sunday School Session on Creation Care/the environment/climate change, and I want to share the PowerPoint I created in case you want to use it too. You can download it below. Message me on Instagram @RealLifeRebs.blog If you would prefer me to email it to you instead or have any … Continue reading Creation Care Sunday School Free Resource/Plan
Today, I’m sharing my first article written for Tearfund as part of their RubbishCampaign! Have you ever thought about how much you throw away each week? Globally, we’re now facing mountains of plastic pollution, and this rubbish problem is pushing people further into poverty. But it doesn’t have to be this way. We can change … Continue reading How to reduce your rubbish – Tearfund
Hi readers, I’m back, I have finished my degree and hopefully in a season where I’ll have time to post on this blog again! This post is to share a few updates! Graduation Firstly, I have graduated from the University of Birmingham with a BA Philosophy Degree. I studied lots of interesting philosophy & ethics … Continue reading Real Life Rebs is Back
Plastic-free skin care is something I’ve been wanting to explore for a while. Stats show that in the beauty industry 120 billion units of packaging are produced every year[1] and 91% of plastic produced doesn’t get recycled[2]. Plastic packaging is such a massive part of the beauty industry and it can be really difficult to avoid it. … Continue reading Sustainable Skin Care
This month I’ve been trying out sustainable period products! This is an avenue I hadn’t ventured into before and I did a lot of research before choosing to purchase from TOTM. I loved this experience from receiving the brightly coloured packaging and quotes #periodpowerful to using new products that are plastic-free. I’m going to be … Continue reading A Plastic Free Period (TOTM)
As a student it can be difficult to be sustainable within the kitchen. We look for cheap, accessible products which are often thrown away after use. This year I wanted to experiment with some plastic free products within the kitchen, and I would like to share my honest thoughts with you. I’m going to review … Continue reading How to make your kitchen more sustainable…
Hi reader, for those of you who don’t follow me on Instagram (@realliferebs.blog) you may have missed that I have created a free sustainability guide for you to download! It brings together all my best blog posts on sustainability for you to look at in a new format. You can access this from the menu … Continue reading Free Sustainability Guide
It’s November and our Christmas tree and decorations are already up! We had a tree in our Uni house, but no decorations. And salt dough decorations came up as an idea from our childhoods, and we decided to give it a go. These are sustainable, budget friendly and you can make some really lovely designs! … Continue reading Salt Dough Decorations
Over the summer, I volunteered in a charity shop for the first time and I was surprised at how much I enjoyed it! It was such a great experience, and I want to share why you should get involved too! Here are 5 reasons why you should volunteer at a charity shop… Give back Firstly, … Continue reading Why you should volunteer at a charity shop!
A few months ago I sold lots of used clothes on eBay. I had little success on Depop and ended up selling everything on eBay. I would totally recommend eBay for selling, and I really believe in carrying on the cycle of used clothes. If we want to be more sustainable ourselves by buying second … Continue reading How much money do you really make selling on eBay?
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