Here’s to Saving
The Planet
The Planet
Every minute, 287 tons of plastic trash end up in landfills or waterways. We at Blueland teamed up with Mona Chalabi to create hand soap bottles designed to be reused and keep plastic waste down.
Hey Guys!
I’m Mona Chalabi. I tell stories through data and illustrations. I teamed up with Blueland to tell the stories of how some of our favorite animals are affected by pollution and how we can make a positive impact. Scroll down to see what we made!
Love, Mona
P.S. click on the animals you see to learn how their biodiversity is affected.
The Earth Day Hand Soap Kit
Each tablet makes 9 oz of soap in our reusable bottle, designed by Mona herself.
6 Glass Bottles each with a unique land or ocean animal
12 Foaming Hand Soap Tablets
Exclusive Scent - Pretty Earthy
a puzzle designed by Mona
How It Works
Fill the bottle with warm or hot water to the logo. Drop in a tablet and let it dissolve. Clean your hands with refreshing soap!
Space Saving
Money Saving
No Plastic Waste
The Ocean
Hand Soap Trio
Hand Soap Trio
Each ocean animal illustrated in this trio—the hermit crab, turtle and whale—is adversely affected by plastic pollution.
3 Glass Bottles each with a unique ocean animal
6 Foaming Hand Soap Tablets
Exclusive Scent - Pretty Earthy
The Land
Hand Soap Trio
Hand Soap Trio
Pollution and deforestation affect the biodiversity of our favorite land creatures such as the bee, orangutan and elephant.
3 Glass Bottles each with a unique land animal
6 Foaming Hand Soap Tablets
Exclusive Scent - Pretty Earthy
a puzzle designed by Mona
Or choose your favorite animal and buy a Starter Set!
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Mother Earth
& Mona
& Mona
A guide on the journey of plastic waste also designed as a puzzle by Mona herself.
An estimated 275m tonnes of global plastic waste is generated each year...
44%
ends up in
a landfill
ends up in
a landfill
36%
ends up along coastlines
& oceans
ends up along coastlines
& oceans
And only 20% ends up actually being recycled!
Except it’s less than that. This data was collected in 2015. Since 2018, China, which was handling a majority of the world’s recyclable waste, has banned the import of most plastics. Sources: Jambeck et al (2015). Geyer et al (2017)
I hope you had fun & learned a little bit about how pollution is impacting our beautiful planet. Let’s get to saving the planet!
Love, Mona
