Bon Voyage, Wanderluster and Weekender!
We're replacing the Weekender and Wanderluster kits.
Get a first look into our new kits.
Hey there!
When I first put the Weekender and Wanderluster kits together, I was thinking about trip length. How many days, and of course, how many mini plastic bottles replaced. That's still all true.
However, as the restless souls, the explorers, and the adventurers we are the question is more about where you're going - and, of course, how many mini plastic bottles can be replaced.
Starting May 21st, The Weekender and Wanderluster Kits will go on permanent vacation, and will be replaced by The Basecamp kit and the Carry-On kit.
The Basecamp
Weighs 6.7 oz • Up to two weeks of personal care.
Perfect for backpackers, campers, thru-hikers and adventurers.
Compact and more importantly lightweight. This kit keeps you fresh, clean, moisturized, and hopefully bug-free on the trails.
- PERSONAL CARE: Toothpaste Tablets, Floss, Multi-purpose bar, Deodorant.
- BUG-FREE: Happy Camper Lotion, Bug Stuff Roller
- HYDRATION: Individual tea bags
The Carry-On
Weighs 9 oz • About a month's worth personal care (maybe more).
Perfect for frequent travelers, especially anyone who hates checking a bag.
- PERSONAL CARE: Toothpaste and Mouthwash Tablets, Floss, Multi-purpose bar, Deodorant.
- SKIN CARE: Mini Lotions, Herbal Lip Salve (can be used for so much more than healing chapped lips).
Need to restock?
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ONE LESS PLASTIC BOTTLE! An Instagram Giveaway May 7 - May 11
Hey there!
The days are getting longer, brighter and warmer. Maybe your summer roadtrip route is mapped out or you've dusted off that tent and sleeping bag, ready to find some much needed R&R in nature.
Here at EverFar, we're passionate about keeping plastic out of the environment. So, we've partnered with Bear Box Brew to help keep your summer outdoor adventures lightweight and low-waste.
WHY ENTER?
One lucky winner will receive a Wanderluster Kit from EverFar and
a 10-pack of Voyageurs Dark Roast Coffee Brew Bags from Bear Box Brew.
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Hi, there
It’s April, the month where sustainability is the star; reusable bags and bottles, meatless Mondays, sustainable swap suggestions. Carbon-neutral this and that. The list goes on. And on.
You know what gets left out of the conversation? The contents of your travel toiletry bag.
The plastic bottles crammed into your quart-sized plastic ziplock bag.
The mini shampoo and deodorant you’ll use twice and toss. The liquid body wash that may or may not explode and leak all over everything.
Travel can create as much waste as it does those amazing memories.
But it doesn’t have to.
This month, let's find awareness as to how we move through the world, how we pack, and what we leave behind when we explore.
Leave no trace and take only photos, as they say.
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A Founder's (Brief) Story
As an adult, like a lot of us, I became more and more disconnected with nature and the outdoors.
I worked in an office and drove a car to my job. When I traveled, I slept in a hotel (of course). Not exactly Mother Nature’s daughter - and a far cry from the way I grew up; camping, hiking, roadtripping.
As the years rolled by, something dormant awakened. I craved that lost connection to nature again. To feel a certain nourishment only Mother Nature could provide; spending time in the warm sunshine. Listening to birds to calm anxiety and watching butterflies and hummingbirds flitter and float. Making the conscious effort to eat more food that came from the ground, or earth - not from a box.
That somehow developed into wanting to also live a life more sustainably.
I couldn’t ignore the awareness of just how much waste our modern lives produced.
It started with cleaning products. What was inside the bright bottles of those tried and true cleaning products? And what was normal about using something regularly that had such strong odors it required you to open a window while using, for your safety?
I began researching alternatives; vinegar, baking soda, hydrogen peroxide and, Castile soap. Stuff mostly already in the cabinets. More cost effective, cleaner and ingredients that were just as effective, and somewhat of a space saver (I still purchased a few spray bottles to make glass cleaner and a vinegar spritz).
Then, cloth napkins replaced paper napkins (thanks to the pandemic), and dish towels became the norm to dry produce and soak up spills. Bar shampoo, bar soap. Toothpaste tablets and deodorant cream in a glass jar.
I’ve been consciously making more sustainable choices for my home and everyday life for at least 10 years.
But travel? I still used the those plastic trial / travel sized toiletries. Because, what else was there? Why didn’t a more cohesive sustainable solution exist?
The answer was right in front me!
I had previously launched a small business called Good Spark. A curated marketplace of products made by small independent makers. When I traveled for a weekend getaway, I brought some products from my inventory with me - toothpaste tablets, the Wildland mini super bar, deodorant cream packs. Some soap slices from the Wander and Wash Pocket Soap. The usual. These products were perfect!
They were clean, sustainable and it was amazing how little space they took up in my bag and in the places we stayed.
That's when I realized a better way existed.
I turned Good Spark into EverFar....
And the rest is history.
Thank you for being apart of this journey to not only explore beyond the walls of your home, but to do it more sustainably.
Traveling soon? I hope EverFar becomes a regular part of your travel routine as well.
Let me know how it goes!
- Lisa
Founder, EverFar
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