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Social Responsibility

Social Responsibility & Sustainability

We talk the talk and walk the walk at Radiant Sol. 

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Where possible we give back to the world that we can take for granted and want to sharwhat we do to continue to give back. 

Radiant Sol's Responsibility & Sustainability Rollerdex

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Community

Every yoga teacher starts somewhere, not everyone can afford yoga, and charities need corporate supporters. 

 

Our Community Classes are a win-win for all parties. 

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  • New yoga teachers gain unbeatable experience

  • Students pay just $10 for classes

  • All profits go to charities we just dig, like

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Impact

What we consume can support and enrich the lives of so many people. 

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That's why we use Who Gives A Crap and  Thankyou products.

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Whilst their wild designs challenge our aesthetic (!), we put that to the side when we know the greater impact ever box or roll has on our world. 

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Sustainable

The products we use during our classes are of the utmost importance when it comes to sustainability. 

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  • Our Palo Santo is sourced from aged trees which have fallen naturally

  • Our Sage is sourced locally and is homegrown

  • Our oils are Australian ingredients and rebottled under our own label

  • Our candles are refilled with soy wax from Bird & Bee Candles 

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Eco-Friendly

Our studio is eco-friendly. 

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These are how we keep the studio so fresh and so clean:

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Shop Local

We support our local businesses to keep our ship running smoothly.

 

These are some of our go-tos:

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Gear

Our yoga gear that we all use every day is either made from recycled products and/or eco-friendly with certifications.

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Radiant Sol acknowledges we live, breathe and come together on Kulin Nation land and pay respect to the Wurundjeri Elders, past and present. 

Always was, always will be Aboriginal Land.

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