Samantha Skyring

Wow.

I was like, oh, there you go.

Oh, okay.

Exactly.

OK, new experiment.

Give me feedback, please.

Yeah, start using this.

Fantastic.

Yes, exactly that.

And they're now made from cardboard because after, yeah, you can probably put quite a bit more of that in.

Yeah.

After creating 250,000 of those beautiful little travel shakers that are so convenient and so practical and cute, I started feeling guilty because I talk about the plastic in the oceans and then I'm like, hang on a moment, you're very out of integrity here.

You're putting plastic into the world and even though they were refillable, so now we've switched over to the cardboard little travel shakers which are available in world market.

Yeah, I guess it feels so good to know that the quality of the product is absolutely the best that there can be and that the packaging suits that.

And we also, from the very beginning, I've given back a percentage to the first people of the Kalahari.

And now there's another very beautiful project in South Africa called Project Biome that was sparked and initiated by Rachel Curl and Zach Bush MD.

And it's supporting agroecology projects across South Africa.

So we give a percentage of all US sales into that project as well.

Amazing.

Exactly that.