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Gia Skincare Refresh Cleanser Giveaway | January 3, 2011

Gia Skincare Products invests in quality ingredients and affordability, not needless packaging that can harm the environment. All of their products are recyclable and never tested on animals.  What makes Gia Skin Care different? State-of-the–art technology using “Proven Ingredients” that allows products to actually adjust to each individual skin’s needs, eliminating the need for extensive product regimes for every skin type. Products that are simple and effective.

The Refresh Cleanser is  an invigorating peppermint-enriched formula blended with natural oils and extracts to gently exfoliate the face. It provides deep cleansing and sloughs off dead skin cells

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Eco-Friendly Ice Breakers | December 31, 2010

By Roberta Modena

January is upon us and Mother Nature is unveiling her presence in a big way. And while the wintry white stuff is great for toboggan runs & making snow angels, not to mention a great excuse to miss a day of school or work, it’s still a major nuisance if you have to get around. This is the time of year when last year’s shovel purchase really pays off. But, you’ll need more than a shovel to actually help the snow melt. And while there are lots of “de-icing” … Read More »


 

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Safe Cosmetics: 12 Ingredients to Avoid | June 8, 2010

By now, everyone has heard that it’s in one’s best interest to eat as organically as possible and to avoid toxic cleaning products in the home to reduce the risk of illness and disease. But what about the personal care products you use each day? Are you reading those product labels as carefully as food labels, and if so, do you really know what those ingredients are or what they do?

The average person uses nine cosmetic products each day, from lotions and soaps to deodorant, shampoo, conditioner, skincare, makeup, hairspray and perfume-with roughly 120 chemicals spread among them.

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How to Green Your Holiday | December 15, 2009

While we strive to save money, we are also more aware of the need to be environmentally conscious during the holidays. Luckily keeping in the green is much more accessible now than it used to be. Read on for eco-tips about how to decorate, find gift ideas and even wrap your presents guilt-free.

Jodi Helmer, author of “The Green Year: 365 Small Things You Can Do to Make a Big Difference” has suggestions that are easy to incorporate into your decorating traditions. “Turn your home into one of the most festive and eco-friendly on the block with LED (light-emitting diodes) holiday … Read More »


 

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Accessorize with Eco-Friendly Alex and Ani Jewelry | July 23, 2009

Alex and Ani’s handcrafted jewelry adorns women in inspiring, spiritual designs made from recycled metals.


 

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GREEN YOUR FASHION | May 7, 2009

Now is the time to symbolize the qualities of this season – Spring. Activating the energetics of this color – found in nature – will enhance your mood. And we all could use a little mood boost right now.


 

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Juice Is The New Super-Hero | December 5, 2008

My friend Julie is, in addition to being a true gift to me, my go-to girl for all things nutrition. Frustrated by traditional medicine’s answers to the everyday ailments and illnesses she confronted being a mom to 3 little ones, Julie began educating herself on ways to keep her family healthy naturally.

So when she speaks, I listen.

A couple of years ago, on advice from Julie, I bought a juicer. And to my great shock, I like the juice.

It’s not a new idea. Juice bars started popping up several years back, even traditional grocery stores are carrying fresh fruit and … Read More »