As the cooler weather rolls in, we’re more prone to dry, rough skin. Our summer-kissed tans fade, the moisture in the air dissipates, and our bodies beg for a little more love.

An ongoing collaboration between Kate Spade New York and Women for Women International is giving back to women in war-torn countries.

So you think you’re pretty eco-savvy? Sure, you might be… but what if you’re doing a lot less than you can be?

If you have a lot on the go, it can be pretty easy to get stressed out. A constant stream of drivel is enough to make any of us go a little crazy!

If sustainability is an important issue for you, chances are you’re familiar with our good friends at the Rainforest Alliance.

What happens when you have a grade two class and you ask them how they go green? After many shout-outs of: “we recycle!” and “we shut off the lights!”, we brainstormed a bit to dig a little deeper into how they dig mother earth at home.

Laundry. We don’t really love it… but we have to do it. Each day, we use clothing, towels, bedding… and, inevitably, we have to clean it. But how can we do this in the greenest way possible?

Looking to make your home a little greener? Look no further than a few average items to add to your shopping list!

We’re constantly told ways that we can be greener and help the environment. That’s great and all, but which ones really do help?

I can’t lie. I really, really like Christmas gift wrap. I love looking at the glowing Santas, oh-so-jolly, and the glittery snowflakes, sprinkled gracefully on the paper. In my heart I know it’s a waste – but my holiday spirit tells me otherwise.