Think about all the vases lying around each year from the flowers you send to your mother, girlfriend or secretary. There is probably tons of glass lying around doing nothing, so why not recycle it or purchase some recycled glass? … The larger, green vase, is not too flowery looking but hey, it?s a vase, so it is supposed to hold flowers.
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Just like last year, the Leafygreen.info crew is off for their annual camping trip. We’ll have some fun reviews to follow. In the meantime, check out fashionandearth.com. We’ll be reviewing…
Newman’s Own Organics repackaged their line of Newman-O’s in two sizes and added some flavors. Good new for all you O fans. They are delicious! The Ginger O’s were my…
Orlio, which is now part of the Magic Hat group, is an organic craft beer. Last year, we reviewed the Common Ale and the Black Lager, however this year, we…
?When applied to the skin the soap lathered up and became foamy which is a sign of a good soap . ?aS says to store this on their loofahs or free draining racks but without having one of those two I had to use what I had. … ?Although it makes me feel clean and smell nice it does dry out the skin a little making need for moisturizer.
Made of recycled materials, greeting cards with pictures of man?s best friend is something worthwhile to check out if you are into that sort of thing. The greeting cards are fun and completely different than the average card. … The cards are perfect for animal lovers, especially the true dog lover.
The black organic cotton shirt fits nicely but it?s not as soft as other brands I usually wear. The shirts are Anvil Brand Organic Cotton, a very large shirt manufacturer, but maybe in the future My Time to Wake Up will have their own line. … I?ll be reviewing the bamboo shirts in the future, so stay tuned and check My Time To Wake Up!
At the end of my interview I asked Malkan this question and she replied, “We need to boycott, lobby, write letters, educate our daughters, talk to everyone we know about what we are learning ? we need to reclaim our health, our environment and our democracy.”
…If a product contains fragrance, parabens, sodium laurel/laureth sulfate, PEGs, diazolidinyl urea, petrolatum, or things like that, I don?t buy it because I know the company could be making a higher quality, less-toxic product. … When we look at the cancer statistics ? the fact that the risk of breast cancer has tripled in just 40 years and now strikes 1 in 8 women in the U.S.; the fact that testicular cancer is rising in young men, and childhood cancer is a leading cause of death among children ? it?s obvious that we need to do everything we can to reduce the load of carcinogens in the environment and in our bodies.