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eco-friendly beauty

REVIEW: CARGO Plant Love Collection

February 4, 2009

I know I’ve talked about CARGO’s Plant Love line here before, but I didn’t have a real review or any swatches to offer. This line is all about green glamour! The packaging is completely compostable and made from corn, and the boxes are 100% post consumer-waste. Here are a few photos from the collection: Quality hasn’t [...]

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REVIEW: Revolution Organics

February 2, 2009

Revolution Organics brings us 3 great multi-tasking products that lighten our load and perform at the same time. Containing food-grade USDA Certified Organic ingredients, choose from multi-purpose treatments like the All Over Skin Creme, Lip Balm, and the All-Over Body Balm that has over 22 uses! I’m having fun coming up with 22 ways to use the All-Over Body Balm and so far [...]

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REVIEW: NVEY ECO Organic Bronzer & Organic Erase Concealer

January 23, 2009

Tirelessly on the prowl for the best in beauty, I came across NVEY ECO during one of my late night caffeine fueled Sephora.com journeys that I’m so famous for. Nowadays, we could pretty much set our clocks to the tune that everyone sings about how green and organic their cosmetics and skincare lines are. Is it just a [...]

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REVIEW: Organicare Daily Dew Moisturizer

December 26, 2008

A few weeks ago, I was browsing through the “What’s New” section on the Nordstrom website. I always head straight to the beauty section– it is a sickness! Some new products by Organicare caught my eye. I must, must try this I told myself and I did have a chance to wear the Daily Dew [...]

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Getting eco-chic just got easier, shop Vert

December 11, 2008

Whether it’s declining to use a plastic grocery bag at the store, or walking to do simple errands instead of driving those short distances– we’re all looking to do our part for the planet. A comforting fact is knowing that our beauty, comfort, and style doesn’t have to suffer to be included in those tremendous ”green” efforts! [...]

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