Green People is proud to be in partnership with the Marine Conservation Society, the UK charity for the protection of our seas, shores and wildlife. To help raise awareness of the work that The Marine Conservation Society

Green People has been involved in supporting the work of Penny Brohn Cancer Care for over eight years, donating over £80,000 during this time.

Family days out at the farm, the beach or soft-play area can generate lots of lovely memories for grownups and little ones alike. To help you prepare for a summer full of family fun our Green People parents are sharing their must-have products for fun and eco-friendly family days out.

Green People has been involved in supporting Chestnut Tree House for a number of years. We are very pleased to continue being a part of the fantastic work that they do.

We rent our office space from The Knepp Castle Estate and they are spearheading an important environmental campaign that needs your help. Here we guide you through our eco headquarters and explain Knepp Castle Estate’s role in the campaign against climate change.

New to vegan hair care? Read on to discover everything you need to know about making the switch to our plant-based, 100% vegan shampoos and conditioners.

At Green People we choose the finest natural and organic ingredients to use in our pure, nurturing skin care. With its naturally nourishing and moisturising qualities, Shea butter makes the ideal ingredient in organic beauty products.

Gen-Z are leading the way in making environmentally-friendly decisions and here we reveal our top tips for being green in your teens.

If you’re looking forward to a summer holiday, whether it’s an action packed adventure, city break or relaxing beach getaway, here are five easy ways to make your trip a little kinder to the planet without scrimping on the fun.

A dedicated vegan will follow a 100% plant-based lifestyle and will likely opt to avoid skin care that contains animal or dairy ingredients. See our gift ideas here. 

The latest beach survey results from the Marine Conservation Society revealed nearly 4,000 wet wipes