Why do folks who are looking for non-toxic products at lower costs keep guessing from the label alone?
Skip the guessing and steal these 3 systems.
1. Ask-who-used-it system.
2. Tried-it-first system.
Think of picking a restaurant in a town you've never been to, you don't read the whole menu and hope, you ask the woman at the gas station where she eats and you go where she points because she's been there and the menu hasn't… why
Because it's rarely about what's printed and more so about who's already eaten it.
3. What-you-use-now system. I start every conversation there, with what you buy now and what you're looking for.
The reason you trust your friend's hairdresser over a wall of reviews is because she's sat in the chair. Same with cleaner products. I'm telling you what I've tried, from my own shelf.
#nontoxicforless #cleanerhome
Ask somebody who has used it before you read one more label.
For anyone who wants non-toxic products at a lower cost and keeps guessing which ones are worth buying.
It works like picking a restaurant in a town you don't know: you ask the person who has eaten there. I tell you what I've tried, from my own shelf.
The carousel has the 4 things I start with.
Save it for the next time you're standing in front of a label. Send it to a friend who is switching too.
What are you using now? Tell me, and I'll tell you what I'd switch first 🌿
#nontoxicforless #cleanerhome
Why do folks who are looking for non-toxic products at lower costs keep guessing from the label alone?
The reason you trust your friend's hairdresser over a wall of reviews is because she's sat in the chair.
Same with cleaner products. I'm telling you what I've tried, from my own shelf.
I start every conversation with what you buy now and what you're looking for.
It's not that you gave up on cleaner products. It's that the switch stalled at 3 swaps.
A cleaner home looks finished from the outside. From the inside it's a pile of small decisions about what stays.
I'm not here to sell you an overnight switch.
Because I'm always straight with you, I care what's in my home. When my daughter's first baby came in January, I looked at what was on my shelves. Was I hoping somebody I trusted had already tried the cleaner options? Of course.
But looking back, I'm SO grateful I cleaned out the products I wasn't comfortable with and swapped them for non-toxic ones. A friend told me about the store, I tried it, and I liked it enough to tell you. Products that worked, money saved, and somebody to ask.
So if you're stuck at 3 swaps, don't assume you quit on cleaner.
And I promise you a stall doesn't mean you stopped caring.
So give yourself permission to go at your own pace!
You didn't quit. You're partway 🌿
Take the Nontoxic for Less Check, then send me your result and what you use now. I'll tell you what I'd switch first. Cheering you on 💛
I'm not here to sell you an overnight switch.
A cleaner home looks finished from the outside. From the inside it's a pile of small decisions about what stays. When my daughter's first baby came in January, I looked at what was on my shelves.
Spoiler: I cleaned out the products I wasn't comfortable with and swapped them for non-toxic ones. A friend told me about the store, and I liked it enough to tell you.
The slides follow the order it happened in.
Save it if you're stuck at 3 swaps. Send it to a friend who is in the middle of switching.
What are you using now? Tell me, and I'll tell you what I'd switch first 💛
#nontoxicforless #cleanerhome
It's not that you gave up on cleaner products. It's that the switch stalled at 3 swaps.
I care what's in my home.
When my daughter's first baby came in January, I looked at what was on my shelves.
I'm SO grateful I cleaned out the products I wasn't comfortable with and swapped them for non-toxic ones.
A friend told me about the store, I tried it, and I liked it enough to tell you.
So if you're stuck at 3 swaps, don't assume you quit on cleaner.
You didn't quit. You're partway.
It's not that you forgot the swap. It's that you never liked the taste.
Everybody hands you the same "rules" about swaps: pick a goal, stay disciplined, get it down. The ones that stick in my kitchen are the ones I like the taste of.
(Liking it is allowed…)
Start where you already reach for something:
• pick one drink you pour every day (your morning mug, the glass at 3pm)
• try a flavor you'd order off a menu (the one that sounds good to you on the label)
• keep the routine and swap what's in it (same mug, same spot, same TIME)
That's what actually sticks in my kitchen right now 🍋
Follow along for the flavors I keep reordering 🥤
And if you tell me what you drink now, I'll tell you what I'd try first. Take the Nontoxic for Less Check, send me your result, and drop what you use now below…
The ones that stick in my kitchen are the ones I like the taste of.
For anyone whose swap didn't stick.
I start where I already reach for something: one drink, a flavor I'd order off a menu, the same mug. No new routine to remember.
The carousel has the 3 tips.
Save it for the next time you're picking a swap. Send it to a friend who is switching her kitchen over.
What do you drink now? Tell me, and I'll tell you what I'd try first 🍋
#nontoxicforless #everydayswaps
It's not that you forgot the swap. It's that you never liked the taste.
The ones that stick in my kitchen are the ones I like the taste of.
Start where you already reach for something.
Keep the routine and swap what's in it.
It's not the sales pitch you dread. It's that nobody asks what you use now first.
Plenty of "rules" for talking to someone about products start with what's for sale. I start with what you use now.
(Yes, that's the whole first message…)
Here's how to write yours:
• write down what you use now (the brand on your counter, the one you've bought twice)
• write down what you're looking for (cheaper, cleaner, something you'd finish)
• send me both with your Nontoxic for Less Check result (a few lines is plenty, no essay)
That's what actually works for a first message, and you can send it today 👋
Stick around for what I'd switch first 🛒
And if sending it feels weird, ask me anything first. Plain words, no catalog. Drop it below…
I start with what you use now.
For anyone who dreads the pitch and would rather be asked.
Most product conversations start with what's for sale. Mine doesn't. The first message is two short lists and your quiz result.
The carousel has the 5 steps.
Save it. Send it to the friend who asked where you buy.
What do you use now? Write it down and send it over.
#nontoxicforless #whatiuse
It's not the sales pitch you dread. It's that nobody asks what you use now first.
Plenty of "rules" for talking to someone about products start with what's for sale.
I start with what you use now.
Write down what you use now.
Write down what you're looking for.
You read the label. You read the reviews. You still can't tell if the clean one works like the old one.
Here are 3 systems I'd steal, since one more review won't settle it.
1. Side-by-side system.
2. One-swap-first system.
Think of the recipe card your neighbor hands you next to the one you found online with pages of comments. The card has a note in the margin. Use less salt. Skip the second step. Somebody stood at that stove and wrote down what happened… how
Because it's rarely about the ingredient list and more so about what happened when somebody made it.
3. Keep-or-skip system. I tell you what I'd reorder and what I'd leave on the shelf.
The reason the card in your drawer is the one you pull out is because it's already been through somebody's kitchen. Same idea here. Start with what you use now and what you're looking for, and I'll tell you what I tried.
#nontoxicforless #whatiuse
One more review won't settle it.
For anyone who has read the label and the reviews and wants to hear from somebody who used the thing.
Think of the recipe card your neighbor hands you. The one with a note in the margin beats the one with pages of comments.
The carousel has the 3 moves I'd steal.
Save it. Send it to the friend who always knows what she uses.
What are you using now? I'll tell you what I'd swap first.
#nontoxicforless #whatiuse
You read the label. You read the reviews. You still can't tell if the clean one works like the old one.
One more review won't settle it.
I tell you what I'd reorder and what I'd leave on the shelf.
Start with what you use now and what you're looking for, and I'll tell you what I tried.
Folks who are looking for non-toxic products at lower costs: the cart kept climbing, the switch stalled, and you stopped at 3 products.
Everybody sees the finished shelf. Nobody sees the day somebody decided what had to come off it.
One big shopping trip isn't the fix. Wish it were.
Full honesty, when my daughter's first baby came in January I went through my home and cleaned out the products I wasn't comfortable with. Was it a lot to decide what went in their place? Sure.
Now I'm SO thankful I swapped them for non-toxic ones. A friend pointed me to the store and every product I've tried since has worked. I got cleaner products for my home, a friend's word over a label's, and some money saved.
If the cart stopped you at 3, that's the price at work. Your standards are fine.
And I promise you your standards are intact right NOW.
Give yourself room to pause at 3 for now!
You're not failing at cleaner. You're in the middle of it 🌿
Send me what you use now and your Nontoxic for Less Check result, and I'll tell you what I'd switch first. I'm on your side 💛
One big shopping trip isn't the fix. Wish it were.
When my daughter's first baby came in January, I went through my home and cleaned out the products I wasn't comfortable with. Deciding what went in their place was a lot.
Spoiler: a friend pointed me to the store, and I got cleaner products for my home, a friend's word over a label's, and some money saved.
The slides walk through the day I went through my shelves.
Save it if your cart has stopped at 3. Send it to someone halfway through the switch.
What are you using now? Send it over with your Nontoxic for Less Check result 💛
#nontoxicforless #whatiuse
Folks who are looking for non-toxic products at lower costs: the cart kept climbing, the switch stalled, and you stopped at 3 products.
Full honesty, when my daughter's first baby came in January I went through my home and cleaned out the products I wasn't comfortable with.
Now I'm SO thankful I swapped them for non-toxic ones.
I got cleaner products for my home, a friend's word over a label's, and some money saved.
If the cart stopped you at 3, that's the price at work. Your standards are fine.
You're not failing at cleaner.
The reason why the clean swap never sticks in your kitchen isn't what you think.
The "rules" say it's willpower. The old one sitting right where your hand goes at 3pm says otherwise.
(Funny how that works…)
Try it in this order:
• move the old one out of reach (top shelf, back of the pantry, anywhere your hand won't land)
• put the new one where your hand already goes (same shelf, same spot next to the coffee maker)
• keep the SAME time for a week (your 3pm slot, your dinner slot)
That's what actually keeps a swap on your shelf, and you can try it tonight 🙌
Follow along for the swaps I keep in my own kitchen 🥤
Tell me what's on your shelf now and I'll tell you what I'd swap first. Take the Nontoxic for Less Check and send me your result, or drop it below…
Move the old one out of reach.
For anyone whose clean swap never sticks in the kitchen.
Put the new one where your hand already goes, and keep the same time for a week. It costs nothing to try tonight.
The carousel has the 3 moves, in order.
Save it. Send it to a friend who keeps restarting the same swap.
What's on your shelf now? Tell me, and I'll tell you what I'd swap first 🥤
#nontoxicforless #everydayswaps
The reason why the clean swap never sticks in your kitchen isn't what you think.
The "rules" say it's willpower.
The old one sitting right where your hand goes at 3pm says otherwise.
Put the new one where your hand already goes.
You can try it tonight.
You scrolled the catalog. You asked a friend. Nobody asked what you use now.
The "rules" of shopping clean say read more, compare more, buy the trial size. Somebody who's used it saves you a step.
(Shopping with a guide is allowed…)
Three questions for anyone who recommends something to you:
• ask what they reorder (the one they've bought twice)
• ask what they'd leave on the shelf (every shelf has one)
• ask what it REPLACED (which old brand it took the place of)
That's what actually gets you a straight answer, and it's how I talk about everything I've tried 💬
Follow along for what I've tried and what I'd skip 🛒
If you'd rather start with me, take the Nontoxic for Less Check and send me your result with what you use now, and I'll tell you what I'd switch first. Questions? Drop them below…
Somebody who has used it saves you a step.
For anyone who scrolled the catalog, asked a friend, and had nobody ask what they use now.
Three questions for whoever is recommending something to you: what they reorder, what they'd leave on the shelf, and what it replaced.
The carousel has all 3.
Save it. Send it to a friend who is about to buy something on a recommendation.
Questions? Drop them below.
#nontoxicforless #whatiuse
You scrolled the catalog. You asked a friend. Nobody asked what you use now.
Somebody who's used it saves you a step.
Three questions for anyone who recommends something to you.
Ask what they reorder. Ask what they'd leave on the shelf.
It's how I talk about everything I've tried.
It's not the label you can't read. It's that nobody you know has actually used the thing.
Borrow somebody else's homework. Here are 3 systems to steal.
1. Friend-first system.
2. Reorder-list system.
Think of picking classes back in high school. The schedule said nothing. A kid a grade ahead said take the first-period teacher, skip the other one, and you never opened the course catalog again, because somebody had already sat through it… who
Because it's rarely about what the catalog says and more so about who already took the class.
3. Plain-talk system. Nobody needs a catalog read out to them. I use plain words and tell you what I tried and what I kept.
The reason your older cousin's advice beat the school's website is because she'd been through it. Same idea here, with cleaner products and the shelf in your bathroom.
#nontoxicforless #friendfirst
Borrow somebody else's homework.
For anyone who can read the label fine and has nobody to ask about it.
Think of picking classes back in high school. A kid a grade ahead told you which teacher to take and which to skip, and you never opened the course catalog again. Cleaner products work the same way. I use plain words and tell you what I tried and what I kept.
The carousel has the 5 things to steal.
Save it. Send it to the friend everybody asks.
What are you using now? I'll tell you what I'd switch first.
#nontoxicforless #friendfirst
It's not the label you can't read. It's that nobody you know has actually used the thing.
Borrow somebody else's homework.
Nobody needs a catalog read out to them. I use plain words and tell you what I tried and what I kept.
The reason your older cousin's advice beat the school's website is because she'd been through it.
Same idea here, with cleaner products and the shelf in your bathroom.
Here's why switching to cleaner products for your home stalls after the first few swaps.
Clean costs more when you buy it one product at a time at the register. The cart climbs and the switch quits on you.
And no, a single order won't fix it.
Honestly, a friend told me about a store and I gave it a try. Did I expect it to work for me too? I didn't know.
Looking back, I'm SO glad I did. My daughter's first baby came in January, I'd cleaned out the products I wasn't comfortable with and swapped them for non-toxic ones, and this store delivers straight to my door. Every product I've tried worked, it saved me money, and I liked it enough to share it with you.
So if the first few swaps used up your budget, don't decide cleaner isn't for you.
And I promise you a slow start counts right NOW.
Let yourself ask somebody who's already tried it!
You're not stuck. You're choosing your next swap 🌿
Message me what you use now and what you're looking for, then take the Nontoxic for Less Check. I'll tell you what I'd switch first 💛
Clean costs more when you buy it one product at a time.
A friend told me about a store and I gave it a try. I didn't know what to expect. My daughter's first baby had come in January, and I'd cleaned out the products I wasn't comfortable with and swapped them for non-toxic ones.
Spoiler: the store delivers straight to my door, it saved me money, and I liked it enough to share it with you.
The slides go from the price, to the friend, to what to do if your first swaps stalled.
Save it for when the cart starts climbing. Send it to someone who asked where you shop.
What are you using now? Tell me what you're looking for 💛
#nontoxicforless #cleanerhome
Here's why switching to cleaner products for your home stalls after the first few swaps.
Clean costs more when you buy it one product at a time at the register. The cart climbs and the switch quits on you.
A friend told me about a store and I gave it a try.
I'm SO glad I did.
It saved me money, and I liked it enough to share it with you.
So if the first few swaps used up your budget, don't decide cleaner isn't for you.
You're not stuck. You're choosing your next swap.