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Paper products might seem eco-friendly, but don't forget about the packaging. In addition to biodegradable packaging, this toilet paper has the advantage of being made from 100% FSC-certified bamboo.

Most reusable razors require cartridge replacements with plastic parts that are difficult to recycle. With traditional metal shavers like this, you only need to replace the double edged razor blades.

How many plastic combs and brushes have you tossed into the landfill? try wood.

Every plastic bath pouf you have ever used is still out there... somewhere. Sustainably farmed natural sponges are long-lasting, but 100% biodegradable.

You really don't need a flimsy plastic shower curtain. This quick-drying natural linen alternative does not require a liner.

Over 8 billion plastic tampon applicators are discarded each year in the US alone. Take the plunge and try out reusable period undies.

Another old-school menstrual solution is the reusable "cup". They might seem intimidating at first, but give it a try and you might find that it is surprisingly easy to use.

Instead of disposable plastic, use a glass floss dispenser that can be refilled as needed with plastic-free floss.

Or try a "tooth powder". Plastic-free and just as easy to use as a tube of paste.

These delightful soaps from crate 61 are packaged in fully biodegradable paperboard boxes.

2 billion disposable razors and refills are landfilled each year in the US. The only disposable item you need for a metal safety razor is the blade.

This pocket comb is made from sustainably harvested beechwood.

Who says deodorant bars have to come in a plastic tube?

The next time you need a new toilet scrubber, try this sustainably sourced wood and pig-bristle brush.

Applicator-free tampons have been a go-to for eco-conscious women for years.

Over a billion plastic toothbrushes are discarded each year in the US alone. These sustainably-sourced bamboo brushes come in recycled, biodegradable packaging as well.

Yes. toothpaste can come in a glass jar instead of a plastic tube.

Yes, reusable qtips are a thing.