Shopping List

    OK Shopping List 

*Ingredients are always changing. This is for suggested idea reference only. Please check ingredients before purchasing, buy and use at your own risk.
  • Food
 Organic canned beans (most regular ones are not safe)
     ~Me verified, 2026, Found: most food stores
 
  • Supplements
 First Day Multivitamins 
    ~Me verified & company, Aug 2026, Found: Target, Firstday.com
EllaOla Multivitamins
    ~Looks safe but for vitamin A palmitate., Aug 2026 Found: Amazon, EllaOla.com

  • Hygiene
  • Shampoo
                    Eve St. Claire ~Jasmine Dragon Fruit Scented
                        ~Me and a few others safely tried, contains 2 SLS ingredients that seem to come from some other source, Found: Dollar Tree
                     Sevi Product Line ~many items 
                        ~Company verified, 2026, Found: Ecosevi.com
                    Chickpea/Garbanzo bean Shampoo
                        ~Me tested it out, Found: see post
  • Conditioner
                     Eve St. Claire ~Jasmine Dragon Fruit Scented
                        ~Me and a few others verified, Found: Dollar Tree
                     Sevi Product Line ~many items 
                        ~Company verified, 2026, Found: Ecosevi.com
                     Kinky-Curly ~Knot Today natural leave in/detangler
                        ~Me tested (does contain cetyl alcohol which is synthetic or coconut), Found: Target, WholeFoods, Walgreens, Amazon, kinky-curly.com
  • Soap
                    Grandma's Pure Lye Soap Bar
                        ~Me verified, Found: Amazon and many other places
                    Kiss My Face ~Olive Oil Bar soap
                        ~Me and others verified, Found: many places  
                    Bar soap (many of these contain babassu)
                           ~Company verified, Sep. 2026, Found: seaspraysoap.com
  • Deodorant
                     Crystal mineral deodorant
                        ~me and others verified 2026, Found: many places
 
  • Oral Care
                    Longevity Science Happy Tooth Powder (powder only, not the paste)
                        ~Me verified, Aug 2026, Found: naturaltoothhealth.com 
                    Sky & Sol ~ Intense Healing Lip Jelly
                        ~Company verified, 2026, Found: skyandsol.co 
  • Makeup
 
  • First-Aid
                     Welly Band-aids
                        ~Me verified, 2026, Found: Walmart, etc..
  • Other
                       Kinky-Curly Original Curling Custard
                           ~Me and others, 2026, Found: Target, Amazon, WholeFoods, etc..
                       Sky & Sol ~Hair Cream 
                           ~Company Verified, 2026, Found: skyandsol.co
                       Sky & Sol ~ Everything Cream  
                           ~Company Verified, 2026, Found: skyandsol.co
                       Sky & Sol ~Sunscreen SPF 30 & 50
                           ~Company Verified, 2026, Found: skyandsol.co 
                       Sky & Sol ~Face Serum 
                           ~Company Verified, 2026, Found: skyandsol.co 
                        Shower Steamers 
                            ~Company verified, Sep. 2026, Found: seaspraysoap.com
  • Feminine Products 
                     Pixie Reusable Pads 
                        ~Me & company verified, 2025, (good for tall/long torso as pad is a bit longer than other brands), Found: Amazon, itspixie.com 
                    Silicon Cup
                    Silicon Disc
                    Other Reusable pads (no black pad section & verify full fabric content with company before buying)
                    Reusable Tampons (the kind that unrolls for easy and complete washing & drying)
                    Make (sew or crochet) reusable pads or tampons
                        ~Lots of tutorials out there, tampons should unroll
 
  • Cleaning Supplies
  1.  Laundry
    • Laundry Detergent
                    Molly's Suds ~Original Powder
                        ~Me & company verified, 2026, Found: Walmart, Target, Amazon, Mollyssuds.com
                    Laundry Soap
                        ~Company verified, Sep. 2026, Found: seaspraysoap.com
    • Fabric softener
                     White Vinegar (put where softener goes in washing machine)
 
    • Brightener for laundry
                    Hydrogen Peroxide (put in with laundry detergent. Let the wash run for a little bit, then stop it and let the laundry soak for a time, then let it do the rest of the wash cycle.)
  1. House 
Dish soap ~Company verified, Sep. 2026, Found: seaspraysoap.com
Glass Cleaner ~50/50 water and white vinegar (or all white vinegar)
Glass Cleaner ~Isopropyl Alcohol on a cloth/paper towel
Grit to scrub things ~Baking Soda or Washing Soda
Bleach (plain, old fashion bleach; no special formulas or added scents)
Latex free cleaning gloves
 
  • Clothing
 Natural Fibers (the less coatings; anti-wrinkle, anti-static, etc, the safer)
  • Other
 Beading (pillows, mattresses, etc.) it seams like the older fashion/styles of making them are safer. The new keep you cool/perfect temperature technology and other new advertising/selling points may have coconut in it (the foams, coatings, etc.) Contact the company if you’d like the product yet need to know what’s in it.


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