We’ve always said we’re values-driven first and business-y second. Maybe that’s because we didn’t start out in business. We’re artists who want to inspire positivity in the lives of the people who use our products.
Here at Meow Meow Tweet we celebrate consensual sex and other forms of enjoying pleasure, either solo or with other people! We do not support telling people how they can and cannot enjoy sexual activity or shaming people for the way they express their own sexuality. So let’s talk about sex, baby. Let’s talk about sex to break the taboos, and instead view this topic through a lens of consent, acceptance, and of course, pleasure.
Toot toot! That’s the sound of us celebrating our newest product: the Conditioner Bar! If you’re a fan of our Rosemary Avocado and Lavender Coconut Milk shampoo bars, you’re going to loooooove this plastic-free conditioner.
How do you feel about wrinkles? If you’ve been listening to the messages of modern consumerism, then you probably have some aversion to them and other signs of aging. Big fashion, beauty, and media businesses would have us believe that youth is the pinnacle of life, but that belief isn’t rooted in reality. The reality is that aging is simply a part of life, and that our wrinkles and laugh lines can be cherished for the stories they tell about the lives we have lived.
Soap is a cleansing and lubricating product that is the result of a very specific chemical reaction called saponification. It’s not particularly sexy, but since soap was the very first product ever sold by Meow Meow Tweet, it holds a special place in our hearts and business. It also happens to be one of the products that we get asked about the most.
Without systemic change, Meow Meow Tweet may never be perfectly zero waste, and we may never be able to source all of our ingredients directly from organic farmers. We often wonder whether our being perfect would make enough of a difference anyway.
If you’re living a low waste lifestyle, you’ve probably got a cache of empty bottles and tops that you’re planning to reuse. You’re saving them from the landfill but you’re also conserving the energy it takes to manufacture new bottles and tops by repurposing. Our favorite R, reuse!
Palm oil is one of the most widely used vegetable oils, but a lot of people don't really know what it is and why we should avoid it.
