i'm a frugal

@eco.amical

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African Black soap

Why it worked

The video offers practical, actionable, and relatable tips for reducing waste and saving money in the bathroom. The creator's enthusiastic and clear presentation, combined with visual demonstrations of each product, makes the advice easy to understand and adopt.

Summary

The creator shares several eco-friendly and frugal swaps for the bathroom, including using bar soap, shampoo and conditioner bars, shea butter for DIY products, a shower timer, a bidet, a menstrual cup, and period undies. These swaps are presented as ways to reduce waste and save money.

Structure

1Introduction to frugal and eco-friendly bathroom swaps
2Using bar soap instead of liquid soap
3Switching to shampoo and conditioner bars
4Using pure shea butter for DIY skincare
5Using a shower timer to save water
6Adopting a bidet for reduced toilet paper use
7Using menstrual cups and period undies

Original caption

Frugal living + eco-friendly swaps = a happy wallet and a happier planet. 🌍💰 African Black soap and Shea butter from @Baraka Impact use ECO10 Shampoo bar @Kitsch Conditioner Bar Earthling Co Bidet Tushy Menstrual Cup Ruby Cup Period Undies @Knix My DIY Cosmetics recipes in my ebook ❤️ #tiktokpartner #FrugalLiving #EcoFriendlySwaps #ZeroWasteBathroom #LowWasteLiving

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Product placement

Baraka Impact: sells African black soap. ACTS - the creator uses it to wash hands, and it is presented as a product that can be purchased. Removing it would change the video. Kitsch: sells shampoo and conditioner bars. ACTS - the creator shows them and explains their benefits. Removing them would change the video. Earthling Co: sells shampoo and conditioner bars. ACTS - the creator shows them and explains their benefits. Removing them would change the video. Tushy: sells bidets. ACTS - the creator shows the bidet attachment and explains its benefits. Removing it would change the video. Ruby Cup: sells menstrual cups. ACTS - the creator shows the cup and explains its benefits. Removing it would change the video. Knix: sells period undies. ACTS - the creator shows the undies and explains their benefits. Removing them would change the video. Shea Butter: is a moisturizing product. ACTS - the creator uses it to make lip balm and moisturize dry spots. Removing it would change the video. Timer: is a kitchen timer used to time showers. ACTS - the creator uses it to time their shower. Removing it would change the video.

On-screen text

i'm a frugal person with a friendly. Reduce Waste Save Money In the Bathroom reduce waste and save money. Bar Soap is african black soap directly from made with all natural ingredients. it looks edible, but please don't eat it. i love waterless products like shampoo and conditioner bars. Shampoo and Conditioner Bars they last forever. a single shampoo bar lasts me 4 to 7 months depending on and the conditioner bar lasts even longer. creams and go straight to thick pure shea butter. Shea Butter no fancy diys needed. it makes a thick lip balm on for hours and it's incredible for dry spots like elbows and feet. you can even custom balms or even deodorant. Timer ⏳ i keep this shower. just cutting two minutes off shower time saves over 1,500 gallons of water a year. Bidet it helps me use less toilet paper and it's a much cleaner experience, too. Menstrual Cup I save a lot of money on periods using a menstrual cup I heard people using theirs for 8+ years. been leaning more towards period undies. Period Undies they hold up of blood depending on the style. what's a swap your bathroom that

Transcript

I'm a frugal person with a splash of eco-friendly. Here's how I reduce waste and save money in the bathroom. Liquid soap is 80% water, so I use bar soap. This is African black soap directly from Ghana, made with all natural ingredients. It looks edible, but please don't eat it. I love waterless products like shampoo and conditioner bars. Shampoo and Conditioner Bars. They last forever. A single shampoo bar lasts me 4 to 7 months, depending on the brand, and the conditioner bar lasts even longer. I skip expensive creams and go straight to thick, pure shea butter. No fancy DIYs needed. It makes a thick lip balm that stays on for hours, and it's incredible for dry spots like elbows and feet. You can even use it as a base for custom balms or even deodorant. I keep this timer near my shower, just cutting two minutes off your shower time saves over 1,500 gallons of water a year. I use a bidet. It helps me use less toilet paper and it's a much cleaner experience, too. I save a lot of money on periods using a menstrual cup. I heard people using theirs for 8+ years. These days, I've been leaning more towards period undies. They hold up to 4 tampons of blood, depending on the style. What's a swap you made in your bathroom that saves you money?