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Origin Trips
At Jungle Culture we have a unique view on product sourcing. We have created an ethical supply chain, powered by small farms, craft workshops and transparent factories. Part of our philosophy as an ethical business is to empower and support developing communities by working together to create environmentally friendly, unique plastic-alternatives. Our range of eco-friendly products are all responsibly sourced, in person, by us, so that you, the consumer does not have to bear the burden of responsibility when you shop with Jungle Culture.
Developing a sustainable supply chain isn’t easy. Our team have spent years searching for high-quality Earth-friendly products, produced by people whose values are aligned to ours. Allow us to introduce you to some of the people that made Jungle Culture possible.
Bamboo Straws
Discover the cultural story behind our reusable bamboo straw sets.
Bamboo Cutlery
Visit our workshops in rural Vietnam where we craft our reusable utensils.
Coconut Bowls
Learn how your bowls help tackle poverty in southern Vietnam.
Be an advocate for all things green with our zero waste journal that'll help you integrate organic, eco-friendly and sustainable alternatives into your everyday life.
Ever wondered how much water you waste when you're washing up? Have you ever thought about what sponges are made of? Or how about dishwashing vs. hand washing?
In this article we run down the quickest and easiest ways to wash up sustainably + give recommendations on products that you need to buy to wash your dishes guilt-free!
Can shaving soap be used without a brush or is a shaving brush absolutely necessary? We walk through everything you need to shave with shaving soap + we give a few extra tips on how to shave the traditional way!
Finding the best time to shave can dramatically improve your shaving experience. Just a few simple changes to your grooming routine can make a huge difference to your skin health. Should you shave before showering or after?
Find out the best time to shave + read our expert shaving tips!
With concerns over global warming & climate change, it is becoming increasingly important to reevaluate the impact we are having on the planet as a result of how much waste we produce. Leading a zero waste lifestyle starting in our kitchen, is a great place to start!
Is it possible to shave without shaving products? We tried and tested some different methods using common household products to answer the question, can you shave without shaving cream?
Find out how to make your own shaving gel, or what you can use as a makeshift alternative to traditional shaving cream in a moment of crisis!
Just bought a reusable razor and want to know if you can take it travelling? In this short blog we'll explain the easiest way to keep up your shaving routine whilst travelling, as well as run through some of the most common shaving products and let you know whether they can be taken on a plane!
Jungle Culture examines the most cost effective shaving methods! What are the cheapest ways to shave? Are safety razors cheaper or is using a safety razor more expensive!
Our team analyse the costs associated with different methods of shaving to come up with an in-depth analysis!
How long does bamboo cutlery last? We take an in-depth look at how bamboo cutlery became so popular and if you buy a set, just how long will your reusable utensils last!
We'll also recommend different types of bamboo cutlery for different occasions!
There are many different types of candles, from jarred candles that are distributed to shops around the world, to mum and pop operations who make candles as a hobby. During this article we investigate which candles (if any) are sustainable and ethical.
We assess each type of candle as well as the ingredients that go into making candles and answer the question: Are candles eco-friendly?
If you are interested in reducing your carbon footprint, you have a green thumb or you listen to the teachings of a young Greta Thunberg, then you will likely be aware of a resource called sustainable wood.
