Buying new plates, dishware and dinnerware sets for your home can be a big purchase, and it is one that you should take seriously. In order to keep the fresh, healthy meals you prepare for your family fresh and toxin-free, it is important that you take the time to really research the products you are buying. This is why we have curated this detailed list of eco-friendly products including Corelle, Pfaltzgraff, Mikasa and many more for you to explore. Take the time to look through our top green friendly picks so you can ultimately find the non-toxic, eco-friendly products you need for your healthy kitchen!
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Cruelty-Free Shampoo and Haircare Brands
Should healthy hair and beauty come at the expense of the safety of animals? We don’t think so. If you’re looking for an alternative to drug store brands that are tested on animals, look no further than this cruelty-free eco-friendly shampoo and conditioner haircare list. Caring for your hair after a fresh haircut from the hair salon doesn’t mean you can’t also continue to care for the planet. Apply one of these haircare products will not only make you feel good but your hairstyle will look even better.
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Eco-Friendly Lifestyle Habits
You don’t need to go all out and buy a new, hybrid car in order to live an eco-friendly lifestyle. There are small, simple changes you can make that will not only help the planet - but they’ll benefit your wallet, too.
Turn your lights off when you leave the room. Use reusable shopping bags. Rethink your recreation routine.
Whichever one of these eco-friendly lifestyle habits you choose to implement, know that you’re making a smart choice - and on so many levels!
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Eco-Friendly Lifestyle
Leading an eco-friendly lifestyle means you need to be more aware of your own habits. Before you jump on the bandwagon, it’s a good idea to get a broader sense of your current lifestyle and habits. If you’re working 60+ hours a week, you might not be able to get into DIY or if you live in a tiny apartment with no backyard, you might not be able to grow your own vegetables. Everyone has their own challenges, so you need to find the activities that suit your life the best.
As with all habits, it’s important to start building up to leading a fully eco-friendly lifestyle. You don’t have to immediately jump into becoming zero waste or making all your food. In fact, little changes done consistently over a long period of time have a much bigger impact than the occasional large gesture. So even changing one small thing in your life can help reduce your carbon footprint.
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