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nue

fun game, don’t say any of these words when ur talking online & see how long u last:

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haha

lmao

tru

tbh

tho

like

omg

omfg

fuck

shit

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deadpadfoot

from my rotten body flowers will grow

and I am in them, and that is eternity

seriously my favorite gif ever

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misanthropicmessiah

amoodymess

working-class-vegan

Quick question: how do you handle non-food related vegan expenses? I never hear people talking about how much money they saved by switching to vegan personal care products. Like the only thing stopping me from being "100%" vegan is the fact I can't afford vegan soap/shampoo/cleaning supplies and the like. Any affordable resources for these things? I just paid $30 for vegan shampoo& conditioner for the first time in a while...

My best suggestion for how to deal with this is to learn how to make your own, or find cheaper natural alternatives. For example, I like to use avocado as a facial moisturizer, sunflower oil for moisturizing the rest of my body, and baking soda as a deodorant.

Another thing you can try (until you run out of options) is signing up for free samples from some of the companies that make vegan personal care products.

The best option, in my opinion, is to learn how to make your own. So, here’s a list of resources for you:

DIY Vegan Shampoo:-From castile soap-Herbal hair washDIY Vegan Conditioner:-Avocado/Coconut-Vegan protein conditionerDIY Vegan Deodorant:-3 ingredient method-With essential oilsDIY Vegan Face Mask:-With avocado-With oatmeal

soycrates

DIY Vegan Toothpaste:

- 3 Different Ways

I’d also like to add that, if you have some time to look up companies / send e-mails to companies, you might be able to find vegan friendly / cruelty free shampoo, conditioner, and soap at a dollar store. I think the best two dollar store chains for vegan friendliness are Dollarama and Dollar Tree.