Plastic Free Pursuit

Plastic Free Pursuit Plastic Free Pursuit is an eco-luxury lifestyle brand for intentional living. We focus on well-made products and honest materials.

Thoughtfully curated essentials elevate the everyday with chic, refined pieces for home, kitchen, bath, mama, baby & more.

I’ve used period products every month for most of my adult life and never once asked what was actually in them.A 2024 st...
09/01/2026

I’ve used period products every month for most of my adult life and never once asked what was actually in them.
A 2024 study testing tampons across 24 different brands found measurable levels of lead, arsenic, and 14 other heavy metals in every single sample. Separate testing found PFAS, the forever chemicals linked to cancer and hormone disruption, in nearly half of pads tested and two thirds of period underwear tested. Tampons are only regulated as a moderate risk medical device, so none of this has to be disclosed on the label.

I wish switching to reusable fixed this automatically. It doesn’t. A 2025 study found PFAS in reusable cups, pads, and underwear too, added on purpose in about a third of the products tested. This isn’t disposable versus reusable. It’s about which brands actually prove what they leave out.

A few reasons we carry Saalt , Period.™️ By The Period Company™️ , and viv specifically: each has independent, third party lab testing behind their PFAS-free claims, not just a label saying so. Saalt’s period underwear actually failed a test once, they fixed it, and retested clean. That kind of transparency is rare in this category.

You have options when it comes to your health. That’s what I want every woman to know.

Sources for the studies mentioned are in the comments.

I haven’t been recycling properly, and I’ve been doing this for years.Black plastic containers, the kind restaurants pac...
08/12/2026

I haven’t been recycling properly, and I’ve been doing this for years.

Black plastic containers, the kind restaurants pack takeout in, or the ones people reuse for meal prep, aren’t actually recyclable in most places, and I had no idea.

Most recycling facilities sort plastic using infrared light to identify the material type. The black pigment absorbs that light instead of reflecting it, so the machine often can’t read it at all, which means it usually can’t be sorted and gets sent to landfill instead, even if the plastic itself would technically qualify.

The bigger issue is what’s often in the plastic itself. Because black plastic isn’t recyclable, a lot of it gets produced using recycled e-waste, discarded electronics, instead. A 2024 peer-reviewed study found flame retardant chemicals, the kind used in electronics, in 85% of black plastic products tested, including food containers. Those chemicals can leach out, and heat makes it worse.

This is the one I’d say just skip entirely. Glass or stainless steel instead, no exceptions.

Source in the comments.

People ask me what actually changed in my kitchen since I bought Plastic Free Pursuit. Five swaps that are not about bei...
08/01/2026

People ask me what actually changed in my kitchen since I bought Plastic Free Pursuit. Five swaps that are not about being perfect, but being realistic.

Glass over plastic for reheating. A water filter instead of relying on tap or bottled. Wood or stainless steel cutting board. Cast iron or stainless steel instead of non stick. Silicone or glass instead of Ziploc bags.

Yellowstone was other worldly. I have traveled to some unique places but nothing prepared me for standing at the Grand P...
07/23/2026

Yellowstone was other worldly.

I have traveled to some unique places but nothing prepared me for standing at the Grand Prismatic Spring or watching hundreds of bison roam freely across land protected for over 150 years.

The world is so beautiful. I felt genuine gratitude just being there.

And then I thought about what I knew.

Scientists tested the water in Yellowstone Lake, the tiny crustaceans living in it, and the native Yellowstone cutthroat trout. Every single one came back positive for microplastics.

Microplastics travel through the atmosphere. They do not need roads or rivers to reach the most remote places on earth. The air is enough.

Experiences like this feel like a privilege. And with privilege comes responsibility. To protect what is still breathtaking. To make choices that leave this world intact for the generations coming after us.

I did not come back feeling hopeless. I came back feeling responsible.

Source: Glassic et al., Water, MDPI (2021)

USE CODE SUMMER20 — 20% OFF ALL SHAMPOO & CONDITIONER BAR SETS - ENDS JULY 15Humidity opens your hair cuticle.Sulfates s...
07/10/2026

USE CODE SUMMER20 — 20% OFF ALL SHAMPOO & CONDITIONER BAR SETS - ENDS JULY 15

Humidity opens your hair cuticle.
Sulfates strip what is left.

Most shampoos make summer hair worse, not better.
Our shampoo and conditioner bars have become one of those things our community keeps coming back to.

Thousands sold. 4.8 stars. Over 15 varieties for every hair concern.
TSA safe, travel friendly, and plastic free.

People who switch rarely go back.

Summer is hard on hair and everyone deserves to try something better.

Shop the sets. Link in bio.

My sister struggled with fertility for years. We didn’t connect it to plastic then. The science that’s come out since — ...
06/30/2026

My sister struggled with fertility for years. We didn’t connect it to plastic then. The science that’s come out since — including a new documentary — has changed how I think about everything in our homes.
Swipe.

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How much plastic did you eat for dinner last night? Swipe to find out what your cutting board is doing to your body and ...
06/16/2026

How much plastic did you eat for dinner last night? Swipe to find out what your cutting board is doing to your body and what the New England Journal of Medicine found about where it ends up.

EcoIsTheNewChic PlasticFree ConsciousLiving KitchenSwaps

Every time I see this photo I think about the conversation I had with my daughter last summer. About waste. About choice...
06/10/2026

Every time I see this photo I think about the conversation I had with my daughter last summer.
About waste. About choices. About what we owe the planet - and ourselves.

The signals are clear. The question is what signal we send back.

This is what I believe. And it’s the reason I built this business. Link in bio for the full story.
06/08/2026

This is what I believe. And it’s the reason I built this business. Link in bio for the full story.

05/15/2026

Can you guess which product here is plastic-free?

I thought living without plastic would be difficult.

But honestly, so many everyday things now come in plastic-free options.

Toothpaste. Pads. Soap. Kitchen items. Packaging.

Almost everything on this floor is plastic-free.

The goal is not to be perfect.

Just to make better swaps little by little

Check out now: https://plasticfreepursuit.com/

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