Though there is no universal definition, “green beauty” is best described as a movement towards making hygiene and grooming products with natural, ethically-sourced ingredients that are free of toxins and harsh chemicals. This trend includes a commitment to both personal wellness and the environment. As increasing numbers of consumers are...
We all want a clean mouth but don’t we want a clean planet, too? Plastic toothbrushes are responsible for approximately 50 million pounds of U.S. landfill waste each year. So, how do we stop filling our earth and oceans with billions of brushes while still keeping our smiles fresh and...
Staying healthy isn’t only about how we eat, our exercise routines, or whether or not we’ve been exposed to a virus. Both personal and public health is also affected by the water we drink, the air we breathe, and the environments we live in—all of which are directly impacted by...
– Robert Swan, Author
There are so many little things we can do, to help save this planet. One place to start, is to be consciences about environmental sustainability. Thwink.org defines environmental sustainability as the rate of renewable resource harvest, pollution creation, and non-renewable resource depletion that can be continued indefinitely. If they can’t be continued indefinitely, then they are not sustainable.