Simply Zero

Nice collection of zero waste, earth friendly products. She shower "bath bombs" are fantastic. Haven't tried them but they have a huge assortment of laundry and cleaning supplies. Very friendly and knowledgeable staff both times I've been in.

What a cool store! I stopped in for a Yelp event, and I'm so glad I know it's here now. While I was there, I picked up a small roll of wrapping paper. They have so many unique things from toilet paper and personal care items to large jugs of laundry detergent where you can bring your own container to fill up there. I will definitely be back to explore more (and the staff were super friendly!).

I am thrilled we have a local zero waste store in Cincinnati. I've brought lots of friends from out of town here and they always think its dope. Although the store itself is cool and welcoming, the best part is the staff. I have been in the store many times and I've also run into the Simply Zero team at CincyFlea markets, and they are always so kind and informative. Sometimes I want to buy a zero waste swap and I realize I could find it cheaper online from a Big Store, but I am proud to support my local community. I bought my first safety razor here and the owner gave me a demo on how to use and care for my razor. You can't get that level of care from a Big Store.

I actually like seeing more sustainable stores opening up. While I am not completely on the sustainable movement, I do like certain items. I'm a product lover! From face care to body care, I love products of this kind. I stopped by after walking up and down Vine. I was greeted by Eric who was very helpful and answered the questions I had regarding the products. I had also been to Koko and wanted to see how they compared. I looked around and then decided to try hand soap as I love hand soaps and will try different brands. They have two types of soaps which are foaming soap and regular. I do not like foam soap so I went with regular soap. I went for the lavender scent. To be honest, I did not care for their soap as much as I liked the one from Koko. Their soap literally comes out the pump like water. The first time I went to use it I squirted soap everywhere because I didn't realize it was that viscous. It does thicken once it's lathers but the fact it's so thin is a little weird to me. It also didn't really smell like lavender. It smells like what the products to make soap smell like. Like if you went to a soap factory and smelled the basic soap smell, that's what it smelled like. It's not a bad smell but it's not lavender. It just smells like soap. Lol! *shrugs* Overall, Simply Zero has good customer service but I wasn't a fan of the one product of theirs that I tried. I certainly liked Koko's hand soap better.

This is a great little shop if you are into sustainable and environmental friendly living. They have everything from cleaning supplies to personal care items to household items. The store is bright and welcoming and the staff is very friendly and informed.

I love that we have a no waste local store in Cincinnati. They have a wonderful product (lotion, soap, etc) refill station where you can bring your own clean jars and fill them up. If there is something no waste to purchase, you'll find it here! The store is really clean and the staff is helpful. The only con to me is really the price. Obviously, no waste products tend to be more expensive. However, many things aren't even marked with a price. That's obnoxious. I come here fairly regularly and plan to keep going so.

came here when I visited Cincy but my friends and I loooove this spot. So clean, friendly staff and great cause. Really great products promoting sustainability and minimal waste. Some of it could be a little more expensive but that's to be expected with more eco friendly products. Want to come back! Love that they also have a website

Nice having a sustainable shop in Cincinnati. The staff / owner is very friendly in helping customers navigate the store. The products I've tried work fairly well. A little over priced -- tough to pay $20 for soap when a similar sized soap is $8 a regular store. Ah the price we pay to reduce our footprint

Love this little store! And really recommend it for everyone looking for sustainable swaps!