Stéphanie Faustin's daily zero waste

My daily zero waste

Reduce its environmental impact and take care of yourself and your natural home

Author: Stéphanie Faustin

A practical guide full of tips and tricks that are easy to implement on a daily basis to reduce your waste production

Concerned about the environment and her health, Stéphanie Faustin has always been interested in ecology: over the years, she has nourished her thinking and gradually adopted a healthier, simpler and greener lifestyle. .

Each of the three parts - “Food”, “Maintenance, hygiene and beauty” and “Other areas” - details the actions that it performs on a daily basis and the reasons that motivate its choice: buy products in bulk; eating Bio ; make its household products; favor solid cosmetics; replace disposable items with other, durable items (washable wipes, menstrual cup, etc.)…

To sum up: reuse rather than waste!

Illustrated with humor by Angel Anji, the book is punctuated by many tips, in the form of practical advice or recipes, to encourage everyone to switch to a zero waste daily life.

Pratical information

Genre: Guide
Format: 170 x 220
Price: 13,90 €
Number of pages: 124
Release date: 05 / 07 / 2018

Product Highlights

• The “zero waste, zero waste” approach is gaining momentum, as shown by the success of the “Nothing new” challenge launched by Zero Waste France.
• A concrete book drawn from a personal experience which takes advantage of simplicity and conciseness, so that everyone feels able to act and integrate good ecological practices into their daily habits.
• Stéphanie Faustin is very active on social networks and in the Nice region where she takes part in numerous events. His previous book, The Zero Waste Kitchen (Rue de l'Echiquier, 2017), is a success that cannot be denied.

The author

Concerned about the environment and her health, Stéphanie Faustin has always been interested in ecology: over the years, she has nourished her thinking and gradually adopted a healthier and simpler lifestyle. She shares her organic recipes and her ecological thoughts on her blog Tomato without seeds. Its objective: to do its share of hummingbird on a daily basis and make its readers aware of the protection of the planet and "eating well".