We’ve seen a huge boom in tasks and companies that are making our hectic lives easier – from things like Instacart to DoorDash, and these types of services don’t seem to be slowing down any time soon. And another service that’s been blowing up in terms of user satisfaction are subscription boxes. From clean beauty to wine to pet items, there’s literally a subscription box for everything these days!

If you’re looking for something helpful to show up at your doorstep every month that actually improves your life, consider these three:

Art of Organics

Whether you’re on the clean beauty train and are looking for new products, or are interested in incorporating safe products into your life, Art of Organics is a stellar answer. They provide a few clean, quality products each month, from hair care to face masks to oils to lip gloss, making it a beauty girl’s dream. All of the products are toxic-free and mindfully chosen (aka they actually work!). On top of that, I love the company’s monthly pamphlet that you get with the box – it’s a little guide to self love using the products of the month.

Love With Food

This box provides organic, natural, delish snacks, but even better, you can help others by subscribing. For every box bought, the company provides a meal to hungry kiddos in the US. So not only are you finding new, nutritious snacks for yourself and loved ones, but you’re also spreading the love to those around the country. I’ve found some of my favorite snacks from this box – mmm!

The Honest Company

I’ll admit, I’ve found some hit-or-miss items with The Honest Company, but for the products that do work, they work really, really well. Think clean, non-toxic products – everything from laundry detergent to clean beauty to baby necessities – and it’s fairly priced as far as safe products go. You can mix and match what you order in your bundle each month and switch it up depending on what you’re low on. Personal faves? Their laundry detergent, stain remover, glass and bathroom cleaner, face oil, sunblock, and handwash.

What’s on your subscription list?