Chemical Minimalist

I was snooping around on Telegram.  One channel that I follow is called Made In The U.S.A.

To be honest, I don't check that channel often.  So it must have been a "God Thing" that I 

clicked on that feed on that particular day.  Here what it said, 

One of our members recommended the company, Earthley, and after some research, I see why. That state a promise, brand wide, to make all products in the USA. Plus, there are a number of other benefits, including environmentally friendly components, for each product.

Their product range is vast, from laundry detergent and cleaning supplies, to health and hygiene products. They even supply baby products and herbal remedies!

At first, the Earthley website interested me.  I loved the clean and simple design of the website.  That seems to fit a wellness company. 

 I LOVE the way Earthley has Product lines for

Body, Skin, & Hair

Herbal Remedies

Nutritional Support

Baby

Home Care

Next, I noticed the mission statement:

We’re on a mission: to change the way the world sees health care.

We’re doing our part by creating clean, pure products to support that journey.

Learn more about who we are, and what we have to offer.

To be honest, I was pretty thrilled to discover Earthley!

Yet I know I can be a sucker for the "shiny object syndrome".

If you haven't heard of that before,

it means it is easy for me to make a speedy decision and later regret it. 

So I decided to "sit with it" for awhile, even though I liked this company A LOT!

I checked back a couple of times during the next few hours. 

Finally, I decided to go for it!

My reasons are pretty simple:

1. I wanted an affiliate company. Earthley has an affiliate compensation of 15%.  That isn't huge, but it helps.

2. I wanted a company with products to help fill in the gaps of what I discuss in the Chemical Minimalist lifestyle.  Earthley has lotions, supplements, skin products, and baby products.  That's great!

3. I am going with my gut - "Earthley just feels right to me!"

4. These are the exact kind of products I will use.  Clean, pure, organic, no GMO's or fillers.  Yay!

5. While I make my own hand salve, I don't really want to go through the experimental process of creating everything available here.  It's expensive and would probably take several tries to do it well.

6. Homesteading