We’ve previously talked about eco-options for funeral planning in our article Planet-friendly post-mortality planning, introducing a pile of UK-based companies coming up with eco-friendly ideas for caskets.

We’ve often featured our favourite bamboo clothing and accessories, but we’ve yet to see it on much else. That’s why we were excited to check out ecoTools, an earth-friendly beauty line from the folks at Paris Presents.

It’s not difficult to want to snuggle with a newborn – their smooth, soft skin with warmth directed towards you as they get cozy in your arms – isn’t too difficult to gravitate towards.

We already know that the skin of babies is silky smooth, a perfect canvas for what they are going to become. Soft to the touch, we love to pamper our babies with care, gently and lovingly, maintaining their baby beauty.

Imagine wrapping yourself in a flowing, loose set of pajamas, gently wisping around your body with each step, in a fluent softness akin to, well, nothing at all. That’s how you’ll feel as you step into the Cleo Pajama set.

Whether your wardrobe is already bursting at the seams with sustainable fibres, or the thought of wearing bamboo is still beyond you, earth-friendly fibres are becoming the norm – for more than just clothing.

Packing your lunch just combined functionality with a fresh take on packing your  food to work or school. Meeting all your needs, the To-Go Ware Action Pack is attractive, affordable, and essential to your eco-needs.

The days are longer, the temperature is finally above zero, and outside my busy downtown Toronto window I hear the faint sounds of birds other than pigeons calling out that spring has arrived.

Many little girls daydream about their weddings: swept off their feet by Prince Charming, doves holding the train of their dress, champagne flowing, oodles of bright flowers, hundreds of guests… and a bamboo dress?

When transitioning fully to a vegan lifestyle, usually the last thing to alter are wardrobe goods. First changes are most frequently food-related, then perhaps analyzing the added ingredients in toothpastes and hair products. The final transitions are often in the clothing, shoes, and accessories.