Support Refugees with Lush’s Hand of Friendship Soap
Just beautiful.
Inside Tom’s of Maine’s Factory in Kennebunkport (Plus Brand-New Toothpaste Flavor!)
It's easy to forget that we still can (and do!) make lots of stuff in the United States.
Made-in-Cape-Cod: Salt-Box Soaps’ All-Natural Goodness
These sustainably-produced soaps are fabulous.
Eco Chick is Now Part of Tom’s of Maine Goodness Circle (Woohoo!)
I'm excited to announce that we at Eco-Chick are now part of Tom's of Maine's Goodness Circle!
The 2013 Eco Chick Holiday Gift Guide is Packed with Green Goodness
Our curated selections for Christmas, 2013.
Suds Up With These Healthy Soaps!
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…
Eco Chick Giveaway: Target Earth Day Giftbag
In honor of Earth Month, THREE lucky Eco-Chick readers will win and Eco-Starter Kit from Target. Making small changes, even during typical daily routines such as brushing your teeth and washing your hair can have a positive impact on the Earth. The Target Eco-Starter Kit includes the following items (for…
Shower for a Good Cause
One With Nature has teamed up with Susan G. Komen for the Cure for Breast Cancer Awareness Month (October). For every Rose Petal Soap sold from their Dead Sea Mineral Soap collection, 10% of the sales will be donated to the cause. Wrapped in biodegradable artisinanally designed packaging, this 100%…
Pointless Packaging Winner: Neutrogena Wave Power Cleanser
You know, there was a time, when I was a teenager, that I used to love Neutrogena products. I had the idea that they were cleaner, purer and better for my skin and hair than other drugstore brands. I definitely fell for their shampoo that was supposed to clean all…
Watch: Water Bottles
Few things boil my blood like the disposable plastic water bottle. This thing stinks–literally! Go on, smell that oil-derived polyethylene. There are many reasons to despise the disposable plastic water bottle. For one, it is straight up terrible for the environment, it’s over-priced and the water’s not even better than…
