Follow These Zero-Waste TikTok Accounts, for Sustainability Tips and Tricks

Alyssa Barber is currently transitioning to a zero-waste lifestyle, and she's documenting all of the new tips and tricks she comes across via TikTok. If you, too, are a newb to the eco-friendly lifestyle, follow along with her on this incredible and life-changing journey.

Marta Tarallo from sustainable soaps brand, Bottega Zero Waste, created a TikTok account that shows off zero-waste, DIY lifestyle tips, from making your own soap, to whipping up homemade beauty products, to how to use baking soda in your everyday life. Pro tip: her soap-making videos are truly satisfying to watch, even if you don't attempt them on your own.

BrightlyEco is a hub for any and all zero waste tips, from eco-friendly wedding ideas, to finding thrifty Halloween costumes, to hacks for shopping at Target as a zero-waste person. It's great for general information, if you're constantly looking for new ways to go green.

Lauren Ferree is a sustainable plant-based queen living in Los Angeles, Calif. She grows her own produce, throws truly incredible beach picnics, and makes a mean bowl of oatmeal. We're seriously envious of her garden, and try to emulate her on a daily basis.

Jessica Clifton is all about living a sustainable, zero-waste lifestyle on a budget. Although the zero-waste lifestyle saves money in the long-run, it can be an initially expensive transition, and she shows how cheap it can really be.

Christine Lan is an actress, a TED countdown partner, and a zero-waste beauty guru who makes her own DIY, zero-waste cosmetics, from mascara to perfume. She also has a truly incredible skincare routine, that definitely puts our everyday regime to shame.

Chelsy Christina is the owner of Mindful Goods, a socially responsible home goods store, and she brings her environmental capitalism knowledge to TikTok. On her account, she gives viewers the inside scoop on big brands' sustainability practices, brands she won't buy from anymore, shampoo bar ratings, and natural deodorants that actually work. 

Wearth is a U.K.-based organization that focuses on sustainability education. The account gives everyday tips and tricks on living a zero-waste and mindful lifestyle, from packing for a sustainable day at the beach to listing off the reasons why people shouldn't be paying for fast fashion.

Sabrina has several eco-friendly tips up her sleeve in regards to cooking, whether she's whipping up a mean chickpea salad, or if she is simply showing off her latest vegan Alfredo sauce recipe. Either way, her videos are bound to make you hungry, so while you're scrolling, keep a snack within arm's reach.

There are so many quality zero-waste TikTok accounts to keep up with, so stay in the green loop and follow them all.