Notes on Nature

If you’ve ever wondered how many times a week you should wash your hair, you’re not the only one. ‘How often should I wash my hair?’ is one of the most asked haircare questions on the internet. The answer? It depends on your lifestyle, hair and scalp. Let’s break it down…

Got a lavender plant? Lucky you! Enjoy its calming aroma all year round by drying the flowers to make lavender bags. Here's how...

We use organic nettle extract in all our liquid haircare formulas. Why put stinging nettles in shampoo? Because they're brimming with benefits to hair and scalp.

Nature connectedness is proven to improve not just our own wellbeing, but the wellbeing of the natural world itself. Many of us lose our connection to Nature as adults, but it's never too late to rebuild it – and your local park is the perfect place to do just that!

Telling the time with dandelion clocks, divining love with daisies – so many childhood games involve common flowers. Discover the origins of these rituals and find nostalgia in Nature.

90% of packaging from UK kitchens gets recycled, but the same can be said for just 50% of packaging from bathrooms. Time to reduce your bathroom's plastic footprint? These small changes can make a big difference. 

There's something joyful about unboxing a bar of soap. Our zero-waste soap bars are plastic-free, 100% natural origin and come in a choice of 12 aromas. Get to know our best-loved bars.

This special edition of Culture Forager is dedicated to one of our favourite ingredients: seaweed. Find out more about this sustainability superstar, make art with it  – even bathe in it!

From living fossils to bee-friendly flowers, weeds are fascinating. Here’s our guide to some of the most amazing weeds in the UK. You’ll never look at an overgrown verge in the same way again!

We sponsored 'Environmental Optimism', an inspiring talk at Hay Festival 2025. Authors Isabel Losada and Sumit Paul-Choudhury spoke about how we can feel more positive about the planet – and the small changes that can make a big difference.

Bees are vital to our ecosystem and the food we eat, but sadly, many species are endangered. Thankfully, there are plenty of ways to help, from growing bee-friendly plants to recording the bees you see.

Imagine having an infinite supply of fresh mint! We're here to show you how. This simple hack could provide you with more mint than you can imagine. It’s easy, fun and rewarding – and it all starts with a simple supermarket plant...