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After switching out your makeup and toiletries to cruelty free brands, one of the next logical steps to becoming a more conscious consumer is to start switching over your household products as well. I'm here to talk you through my favourites. Watch my video on my favs here.

For many people, this process of starting to change the brands you buy cleaning products from can seem quite daunting, in part because cleaning brands may not be as easily well-known as being cruelty-free in comparison to beauty brands. Alas, I wanted to let you know about a brand that we have been using for a long time in my household called Astonish. Super cheap, super effective + available at a load of UK stores including Asda, Poundland + Robert Dyas. Again, feel free to watch my video linked above to get the 411 on Astonish and hear about my favourite products by them.

I think when I have a household of my own (I still live with my parents at the moment) (and will be doing so for the forseeable future) (high house prices am I right), I'll try to make all of my own cleaning products from fabulous natural ingredients such as vinegar, lemon + baking soda, which I give a mention in my video too. However, for now I have to go with the household as a whole, so I can recommend Astonish as a great option as their products are really accessible for students or cruelty-free shoppers still living at home who want conventional cleaning products without the cruelty. 

Have you tried anything from Astonish? What are your favourite natural cleaning remedies? Do let me know!