Bathroom plastics challenge

[Sarahlou63]

I've been trying to cut down on the amount of plastic I use and I'm doing fairly well in the kitchen. But the bathroom is a different matter, despite only using bar soap. I took 2 photos this morning - one of my normal bathroom cabinet and one with all the plastic removed.

How would yours look?

I have been shopping since my last post

I'm using Nuud deodorant, no plastic packaging. It works well enough for sweating when I'm hot but not for when I get stressed. Another Splosh fan here too.

I have been using some of Splosh's stuff to I like the bathroom and kitchen cleaner , I like the laundry detergent to but it works out to expensive for me , so I will stick to very large boxes of powder .
I have not tried anything else yet but I intend to .

I'm going to try Splosh too. I've switched to aerosol deodorant as the cans can be recycled. Use a loofah and compost it afterwards instead of a plastic shower puff. Use Lush skincare and take the tubs back for re-use. Flannels for face washing, I only use cottonwool for removing nail varnish now.

I have been looking for plastic fee moth wash products and came across this , its not for me but some like the idea !

myplasticfreelife.com/2007/11/vodka-variations/

or this but it is expensive

www.aesop.com/uk/p/body/personal-care/mouthwash/?
gclid=CjwKCAjw7OpBRA3EiwAlmtfrRuX22ekYsHsSKsL5NXdaXwh09FlCi42dV7nPiPHv03oGR9cBtjBRoCvWQQAvD_BwE&gclsrc=aw.ds

I may give them a go they have some good reviews and £8.90 for three months worth ( based on using two per day ) is better value than a lot of branded mouth washes.
There are a few different flavors including a orange flavoured one.
georganics.com/collections/mouthwash-tablets/products/mouthwash-tablets-spearmint .