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Photo by squarehippies If you've ever tried to figure out how to support important projects like green schools while combating climate change AND meet a movie star all while shopping online, wonder no more. eBay and Global Green USA is holding an

We love finding organic beauty buys at our local pharmacy. Not only can we bypass the shipping, but it allows for us to actually see the product. What caught our eye about Vickery & Clarke as we breezed down the aisle was the

We are always on the lookout for new beauty products to try and when a company comes recommended by a friend, even better. So when Alexandra Grabbe, Innkeeper of the "green" Chez Sven B&B; on Cape Cod, spoke so highly of Trillium Organics' products

Like most of you, we have to walk through the cosmetic department of our local pharmacy to pick up a prescription. Normally we'd breeze down the aisle, which is full of colors, smells, and bright lights, but last week the label Organic Wear caught

Well, here is a delicate subject. When is the last time you shared your thoughts at a dinner party about how you can avoid adding to landfill volume with your feminine hygiene products? And, if it comes up

A search for the Diva Cup in TreeHugger archives reveals that TreeHugger readers rave about this product, most recently in a post on how to make your own pad, but it has not been given fair time with its own review. We have mentioned the Mooncup and

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Why making your own menstrual pads will have some big personal and environmental impacts -- for the better.

At TreeHugger, we never get squeamish about a woman's right to bleed and be cranky. We've yapped about reusable cotton pads, chlorine-free tampons, flushable pads, and even menstrual cups.

'Let's not beat around the bush here. People still pussyfoot around the "forbidden" subject of menstruation. Tampons and pads just don't tend to surface in conversation at cocktail parties or tailgates or even at PTA meetings as often as we