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Dr. Bronner’s Organic Fair Trade Shikakai Soap. In honor of Earth Month, THREE lucky Eco-Chick readers will win and Eco-Starter Kit from Target. MORE
Use diluted soap (not detergent, something natural like Dr. Bronners ) to spray on the plants. Aphids suck! Sap that is, from your gorgeous plants. Distorted leaves that drop and sticky honeydew are tell-tale signs that you’ve aphids. MORE
Dr. Bronner’s Baby Mild Castile Soap is gentle enough to be used in delicate areas, like around the eyes. MORE
I use straight-up organic coconut oil (I like Dr. Bronner’s because their plantations are closely monitored for worker’s rights) warmed up between my palms, or Dr. Hauschka’s Neem Oil. MORE
I also love: High-quality organic virgin coconut oil from a fair-trade company like Dr. Bronner’s. I also love: Dr. Hauschka’s Neem Hair Oil Related: Lindsay’s Favorite Body Oil from Marie Veronique Organics Main image via Flickr User Capitan Giona. MORE
Healthy and able, the way you were meant to be. MORE
Body care brands like Dr. Bronner''s and Alaffia are doing this. "If conscientious consumption means we avoid contributiong to suffering, palm is clearly problematic." ~ Mark Hawthorne. MORE
Melt the butter or coconut oil (Dr. Bronner’s is the BEST) in a skillet. I’ll admit it; I go a little hog-wild this time of year at the farmer’s market with the fruit. MORE
The amount of information packed into its label is impressively done, without getting to the point of saturation like a Dr. Bronner’s soap bottle (not that we don’t love Dr. Bronner’s too!). MORE
Early on in this decision to green up my body care products, I was introduced to Dr. Bronner’s Magic Soaps at a yoga studio. Dr. Bronner’s Magic Soaps are vegetable-based, biodegradable, organic coconut oil, extra virgin olive oil, jojoba oil, and hemp oil. MORE
I recommend Dr. Bronner’s. We love to sleep in a supercozy natural bed. Quality sheets are one of the best bedding investments you can make—but accidents happen, and if a stain of some kind gets on the sheet it can be detrimental. MORE
Pure Castile Soap (I like Dr. Bronner’s Magic Soap). A couple of years ago after being fed up buying bottles of “green” window cleaner that never offered a larger sized re-fill version–I started making a few of my own cleaning products for everyday use around the house. Since then I have enjoyed a home free of that stinky cleaning product smell-which absolutely nauseates me just thinking about it, and keeps my lean budget a little meatier. MORE
Green Lifestyle companies we love Dr. Bronner's farmers markets Kashi package recycling Recycling sustainable brands TerraCycle Tom's of MaineTerraCycle shares the stories of five great brands that are making a difference for your body and the planet with sustainable practices and products. The post 5 Brands Doing Good for Your Body and for the Planet appeared first on Green Living Ideas. MORE
I wash my face with Dr. Bronner’s Tea Tree Liquid Soap. I’ve romanticized the idea of making my own all-natural soaps for a while now, even giving them out as gifts, but the problem is that I can’t seem to find the time to do it! Making our own cleansing products after work probably isn’t going to happen for most of us. But you can’t just grab just any old soap off the shelf either. MORE
Hemp, though seemingly just a plant, is surprisingly versatile! It’s environmentally friendly and used in the production of paper, textiles, biodegradable plastics, construction, health food (hemp milk, anyone?), and medical purposes (aka medicinal marijuana). MORE
Melt the butter or coconut oil (Dr. Bronner’s is the BEST) in a skillet. I’ll admit it; I go a little hog-wild this time of year at the farmer’s market with the fruit. And then I end up with overripe summer fruit. Here’s what to do with it. MORE
Dr. Bronner’s Peppermint soap. The British toothbrush D.R. MORE
Melt the butter or coconut oil (Dr. Bronner’s is the BEST) in a skillet. I’ll admit it; I go a little hog-wild this time of year at the farmer’s market with the fruit. MORE
Dr. Bronner's Related Topics Kalya Life
APRIL 6, 2011
Early on in this decision to green up my body care products, I was introduced to Dr. Bronner’s Magic Soaps at a yoga studio. Dr. Bronner’s Magic Soaps are vegetable-based, biodegradable, organic coconut oil, extra virgin olive oil, jojoba oil, and hemp oil.
Green Living Ideas
JULY 25, 2016
Green Lifestyle companies we love Dr. Bronner's farmers markets Kashi package recycling Recycling sustainable brands TerraCycle Tom's of MaineTerraCycle shares the stories of five great brands that are making a difference for your body and the planet with sustainable practices and products. The post 5 Brands Doing Good for Your Body and for the Planet appeared first on Green Living Ideas.
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Kalya Life
APRIL 8, 2011
Healthy and able, the way you were meant to be.
Green Living Ideas
JULY 8, 2013
The amount of information packed into its label is impressively done, without getting to the point of saturation like a Dr. Bronner’s soap bottle (not that we don’t love Dr. Bronner’s too!).
Eccorazzi
MARCH 26, 2011
Hemp, though seemingly just a plant, is surprisingly versatile! It’s environmentally friendly and used in the production of paper, textiles, biodegradable plastics, construction, health food (hemp milk, anyone?), and medical purposes (aka medicinal marijuana).
Eco Chic
MARCH 24, 2015
I recommend Dr. Bronner’s. We love to sleep in a supercozy natural bed. Quality sheets are one of the best bedding investments you can make—but accidents happen, and if a stain of some kind gets on the sheet it can be detrimental.
Eco Chic
APRIL 18, 2010
Dr. Bronner’s Organic Fair Trade Shikakai Soap. In honor of Earth Month, THREE lucky Eco-Chick readers will win and Eco-Starter Kit from Target.
Eco Chic
MAY 29, 2013
Dr. Bronner’s Baby Mild Castile Soap is gentle enough to be used in delicate areas, like around the eyes.
Eco Chic
NOVEMBER 27, 2012
I also love: High-quality organic virgin coconut oil from a fair-trade company like Dr. Bronner’s. I also love: Dr. Hauschka’s Neem Hair Oil Related: Lindsay’s Favorite Body Oil from Marie Veronique Organics Main image via Flickr User Capitan Giona.
Eco Chic
FEBRUARY 9, 2012
I wash my face with Dr. Bronner’s Tea Tree Liquid Soap. I’ve romanticized the idea of making my own all-natural soaps for a while now, even giving them out as gifts, but the problem is that I can’t seem to find the time to do it! Making our own cleansing products after work probably isn’t going to happen for most of us. But you can’t just grab just any old soap off the shelf either.
Green Living Ideas
JUNE 26, 2013
Use diluted soap (not detergent, something natural like Dr. Bronners ) to spray on the plants. Aphids suck! Sap that is, from your gorgeous plants. Distorted leaves that drop and sticky honeydew are tell-tale signs that you’ve aphids.
Eco Chic
SEPTEMBER 13, 2014
Melt the butter or coconut oil (Dr. Bronner’s is the BEST) in a skillet. I’ll admit it; I go a little hog-wild this time of year at the farmer’s market with the fruit.
Eco Chic
AUGUST 2, 2016
Melt the butter or coconut oil (Dr. Bronner’s is the BEST) in a skillet. I’ll admit it; I go a little hog-wild this time of year at the farmer’s market with the fruit.
Eco Chic
MAY 3, 2014
I use straight-up organic coconut oil (I like Dr. Bronner’s because their plantations are closely monitored for worker’s rights) warmed up between my palms, or Dr. Hauschka’s Neem Oil.
Green Life Smart Life
MARCH 11, 2010
Pure Castile Soap (I like Dr. Bronner’s Magic Soap). A couple of years ago after being fed up buying bottles of “green” window cleaner that never offered a larger sized re-fill version–I started making a few of my own cleaning products for everyday use around the house. Since then I have enjoyed a home free of that stinky cleaning product smell-which absolutely nauseates me just thinking about it, and keeps my lean budget a little meatier.
Eco Chic
MARCH 11, 2011
Dr. Bronner’s Peppermint soap. The British toothbrush D.R.
Eco-Vegan Girl
APRIL 1, 2013
Body care brands like Dr. Bronner''s and Alaffia are doing this. "If conscientious consumption means we avoid contributiong to suffering, palm is clearly problematic." ~ Mark Hawthorne.
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