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#SustFest panel features St Albans and Harpenden businesses - Vimarsana News

#SustFest panel features St Albans and Harpenden businesses

Lussmanns, WUKA and Hammonds End Farm at St Albans Sustainability Festival panel event.

Most women won't exercise while on their period - thinking it's 'unsafe' or it hurts too much - Vimarsana News

Most women won't exercise while on their period - thinking it's 'unsafe' or it hurts too much

ONE in six women fear that exercising while on their period is harmful, a study has found.The majority (80 per cent) of women who exercise said their

12 best period pants to buy now (plus how to wash them) - Vimarsana News

12 best period pants to buy now (plus how to wash them)

We've put the best period pants on the market through their paces, and found the very best of them for you to shop right now.

Four in ten Brits have turned their back on fast fashion in favour of sustainable shopping | Nature - Vimarsana News

Four in ten Brits have turned their back on fast fashion in favour of sustainable shopping | Nature

Six in ten of the 2,000 people polled said shopping sustainably is one of their New Year’s resolutions. The research was carried out by WUKA, the UK’s first carbon-neutral, reusable and leak-proof period underwear, which has created a line of knickers made from fabric destined for landfill. Founder Ruby Raut said: “Sustainability can seem daunting, […]

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Four in 10 Brits have ditched fast fashion and switched to more sustainable shopping methods - Vimarsana News

Four in 10 Brits have ditched fast fashion and switched to more sustainable shopping methods

Researchers found that upcycling, buying 'wonky' fruit and veg, and even repairing broken pottery - a Japanese art called kintsugi - have increased in popularity over the last year