Sustainability may have become mainstream in the last decade, however, Native American communities have been advocates of eco-conscious living long before. They’ve embedded their love and respect for the land into their culture for centuries. While the world faces the terrifying reality of the consequences of ecocide, Native-owned businesses are pioneering this eco-conscious movement by creating products embedded in their ancestral practices of mindful sustainability and stewardship.
Read MoreSummer is here, a time to be conscious of the products you’re using on your face and skin. It’s also a perfect time to reassess what ingredients are in those products and how they impact you and the environment around you. Considering all of these factors can be overwhelming, but Jejune Magazine has made it easy by selecting a few vegan brands that are conscious of what people and the environment need.
Read MoreHappy Pride Month to all! Pride month celebrates the achievements of the LGBTQIA+ community while also serving as a memoir of the struggles of the community in securing civil rights and justice, both of the present and the past. Pride month also serves as an opportunity to help the LGBTQIA+ community through parades, working with organisations that support this cause, supporting small businesses owned by members of the community, and so on. This year, Jejune magazine has decided to be an ally by creating a list of LGBTQIA+ and Queer-owned businesses that you can support. Read on to know more!
Read MoreThe transition into spring comes with a lot of change, be it in weather, skin type or even the way the body reacts to certain agents. In addition to this, the dawn of spring allows us to expand into new beginnings, try out new things, and cherish the happy weather! Jejune Magazine has put together some fun spring based brands that surround the theme of florals and botanics. Read on to know more!
Read MoreWith there being so many beauty products on the market these days it is hard to know what to try. I’m personally new to the idea of lymphatic drainage, but as an all natural girl, it just makes sense! The way I see it, it is a three step process. First, you exfoliate your skin through dry brushing; makes sense, it is good to get rid of dead skin cells. Next, you shower to clean all that off. Finally, you use, basically, a massage tool with oil all over your body. I mean, who doesn’t want a full body massage?! I have only tried De La Heart’s kit a few times now, but I can say my skin feels softer and happier after the process. But don’t take it from me, we spoke to the pro herself, owner of De La Heart Giordana Vogel, to break down the lymphatic drainage process, all the nuances, and tell us a bit more about her business. Please read on!
Read MoreIt’s a new year! A new year brings new trends! Beauty continues to grow as one of the leading industries worldwide. Many people are finding their niches in beauty– whether it’s skincare, makeup, or hair care. Because of the high interest in beauty, brands are finding ways to become more creative with their products, addressing specific concerns and/or target audiences. One big trend in beauty is sustainability. People are interested in indulging in beauty products that are innovative, clean, good for the environment, or good for their bodies. Here are a few sustainable beauty trends to look out for this year…
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