In Swahili, the word “jamhuri” means “republic,” a form of government in which public officials are, at least in theory, either elected or appointed to serve the public’s interest.
When we think of making our shaving routines more eco-friendly, we typically consider how we can reduce water use or what shaving creams can be used that incorporate natural botanical extracts in lieu of harsher chemicals, along with whether these creams are packaged in bottles or jars made of recycled plastic and whether their labels were printed with non-toxic dyes.
Did you know that an estimated 15% of the excess fabric used when making clothing winds up in landfills, further polluting our Earth?
When Clélia Angelon launched Surya Brasil in 1995, she had a clear goal in mind: incorporating minerals, fruit and nut oils, and plant extracts indigenous to the Amazon in her paraben-free, lead-free, ammonia-free, vegan, and certified organic hair and body care products.
Packaging can make such an impact on perception.
By popular demand, we’re bringing back our “Green Room Thursdays” column, where we feature some of the coolest eco-friendly goodies on the market.
As consumers’ environmental awareness increases, so does their desire to make wiser purchasing choices that will not only better their health (mental and physical) but will also treat our eco-systems with the uttermost respect.
Imagine all the time, bathroom space, and money you’d save if you only had to buy one multi-tasking product to both cleanse your skin and prepare it for shaving.
In a world where we’re all striving to heighten our environmental consciousness, to lead greener lifestyles, Mrs.
Our eco-friendly fête is still going strong on its third consecutive day!
