Low Waste, Low Effort Gift Guide

Low Waste, Low Effort Gift Guide

Gift giving is a great opportunity to share your values with the people you care about, but we know how hard it can be to decide how and what. That's why we did the work for you, putting together themed collections, pairings, and bundles to take a little bit off your plate. 


For the home cook:

  • Apron - sturdy, stylish, and made from upcycled denim, this apron makes you look like a professional!

  • Kitchen Utensils - made from salvaged teak, these utensils are both beautiful and built to last

  • Bamboo Cutting Board - this bamboo board offers a microplastic-free alternative to cut or showcase your charcuterie

  • Surface Glow Restoration Oil - a multipurpose oil that can be used to restore cast iron, wood, stainless steel, and leather!

  • Veggie Huggers - no more plastic baggies or cling wrap! Keep that extra onion or lemon half fresh with a reusable silicone seal.

  • Vegetable Crisper Bag - keep your produce fresher longer with these breathable organic cotton bags

cleansing grains

For the Skincare Obsessed:

camamu soaps

Easy Low Waste Swaps and Stocking Stuffers for the Open (and Closed) -Minded:

Perfect Pairs & Bundles:

One and Done Gifts:


Want some help figuring out the right gift for someone? Email us at hello@wayofbeing.co and share a little about your recipient and your budget, and we'll put together some options for you!

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