30 steps to another way

Try a facial soap bar instead of a chemical cleanser. Again, this may avoid harsh chemical palm oil derived surfactants which can be troublesome for skin. Soap bars last for ages and buying one locally can support small businesses.

Invest in some reusable face cloths instead of disposable cotton pads, wipes or swabs. You can find organic cotton or bamboo cloths which can be washed again and again, lasting for years. Wipes often contain plastics which will not biodegrade and this is such an easy switch.

Tissues use up huge amounts of wood, causing strain on natural resources. Using handkerchiefs to blow your nose is a more sustainable option as they can be washed again and again. You can make handkerchiefs out of any scraps of fabric or buy organic cotton ones online or in some clothing brands, such as Seasalt.

Use a natural moisturiser in a jar or a refillable tub. You might not think a moisturiser could be connected with plastic pollution or shark fishing, but have a look at the label and avoid those with squalene (a shark-derived product) and microplastics (PEGs) in the ingredients. Moisturisers often also contain many synthetic chemicals, but luckily, there are now countless natural and organic brands.
Also look out for products which are plastic-free or come in refillable containers. Stores like Lush and many online companies have closed-loop recycling systems. This means you can return the packaging to the store for reuse, and often a discount!

Again, be patient and find something that is right for you. There are loads of information and reviews online.