Organic September 2021: The simple swaps to make in your routine

Sign up to our free weekly newsletter for insider tips and product reviews from our shopping experts Sign up for our free IndyBest email Sign up for our free IndyBest email SIGN UP I would like to be emailed about offers, events and updates from The Independent. In our guide to the best English sparkling wines, we were impressed with the Louis Pommery England brut open image in gallery It’s a bottle definitely worth ordering next time you do an online supermarket shop, as our tester said: “Made using the traditional method with carefully selected chardonnay, pinot noir and pinot meunier grapes, this lively fizz is pale yellow in colour with a distinctive noise of honeyed stone fruits and refreshing lemon and lime, with a well-balanced mineral finish.” It’s made by Vranken-Pommery, the first of the major champagne houses to launch an English sparkling wine, and for this, Louis Pommery collaborated with other local vineyards to produce this sparkler. open image in gallery “Started in 2005 by Stephen Rudkin with the intention of being an ethical brand, that uses organic and small scale suppliers, Seed and Bean pays above market price for their cacao, the company only uses FLO certified chocolate and none of it is mixed with conventional chocolate – that’s not Fairtrade – meaning farmers benefit from the Fairtrade premium from 100 per cent of the bar,” they said. open image in gallery This product, which topped our guide to the best organic skincare products, is a cream formula, designed to remove makeup, dirt and grime without stripping natural moisture from your skin. open image in gallery The applicator is a fine brush that allows for a precise liner look, that once dried down we found doesn’t smudge or flake throughout the day All its ingredients are 100 per cent organic, and it’s also packaged in a refillable bamboo case and a cotton drawstring bag, which is a nice touch.