This Row of Artists Adopts an Eco-Friendly Lifestyle, from Cinta Laura to Angela Gilsha

Hamish Daud's concern for the environment is no longer a secret. He is an environmental activist who once launched a waste recycling app.

Nadine's closeness to the sea has inspired her to form Sea Soldier, which focuses on ocean and beach cleanliness. Not only that, at home she also reduces plastic waste by using bamboo toothbrushes.

Angela Gilsha shows her concern for the environment by reducing the use of fast fashion products. "Not interested in shopping for clothes anymore, because I just realized how fast fashion impacts the environment," she stated in a Q & A session.

Like Angela Gilsha, Dian Sastro also reduces the use of fast fashion products. "It's like in the old days, if something is broken, we fix it again. Don't just throw it away or buy a new one. We should still try to make use of it," she explained at Ideafest in 2021.

Dion shows his concern for the environment by sorting waste into inorganic, organic, and recyclable categories. "If we can make a little effort, collecting packaging bottles and taking them to the recycling places that are already provided, that might be a small step," he said during the Idea Talks Net Zero Hero in 2022.

Prilly Latuconsina was seen participating in an environmental awareness action at Bundaran HI, Central Jakarta. She also voiced the importance of reducing plastic waste by recycling.

Tasya Kamila has started to reduce her use of plastic straws. She is also accustomed to sorting organic and inorganic waste. Not stopping there, she then processes organic waste into compost.

Cinta Laura is used to using a tumbler to reduce plastic waste. "I'm extreme, right? I don't force my friends to do this. But sometimes, even if I'm really thirsty, if I don't bring a tumbler or there's no dispenser, I choose not to drink rather than drink from a plastic bottle (single-use/package)," she stated as reported by Kompas.