Louisa Dellert on why size matters
Sustainability, self-love, thirst for adventure, politics - there is hardly a topic that Louisa Dellert does not write about. The 30-year-old is one of the most important "green influencer" icons and inspires fans and followers on her social media channels with her tough honesty. In our interview, she reveals what sustainability means to her, what her Plan B for the online world is and why more is sometimes more.
Characteristics:
Name: Louisa Dellert. But friends call me Lou.
Real age: 30
Age felt : Also 30 ;-)
Soul Food: French fries of all shapes and sizes.
Favorite band/musician: A true original from my homeland - Bosse
Zodiac sign: Libra
Minimalist vs. maximalist – which type are you?
minimalist. Less is definitely more these days.
When do you think "bigger" is "better"?
Bigger is always better when there is a clear advantage. For example, if the scoop of chocolate ice cream is a bit larger or, as with the new XXL range, packaging materials can be saved.
What does sustainability mean to you?
Treating what the earth gives us with respect.
What do you think of waterless piece products? Do you have any application tips?
Terrific! I now use solid products in almost all areas of body care. My tip to everyone who is trying out the cool bars for the first time: be patient. Skin and hair always need a little time to get used to the new type of cleansing.
Your plan B for social media?
To work full-time in my small shop "Naturalou" in Braunschweig to continue to promote an environmentally friendly everyday life there.
If you could change one thing in the world, what would it be?
I would free people from negative feelings like hatred. War and strife have never done us or the planet any good.
Which tip changed your life?
Not necessarily a tip, but the following quote from the Austrian writer Stefan Zweig had a special impact on me: "Many small people in many small places, who take many small steps, can change the face of the world." Since the day I did it After reading this for the first time, I know my efforts are paying off.
What does water as a resource mean to you?
Water is my absolute favorite element. Without water there would be no life. We are two-thirds water, making it the most important food of all. With only 3% of the world's freshwater supply, supply is extremely scarce. Therefore, a highly sensitive handling of the resource is my top priority.
