Each 3-pack is made by our Fair Trade Certified Factory partners using earth-friendly materials like organic cotton, recycled polyester, and TENCEL Lyocell.
Not everything that says “green” really is, and even if a product carrying this label might be a little better for the environment, it may still be hazardous to you and your family.
Created to be fully machine washable and reusable, each AVRE face mask is knitted with fibers spun out of recycled PET plastic. With each mask that is purchased, Avre vow to donate 5 masks to a local organization that is in need.
Eco-Excellence Awards winner! This natural, vegan, and cruelty-free blush is formulated with real fruits like cranberry and cherry for a seamless, flushed finish. Whether your pick is neutral bronzy Peach or the bright classic Cherry, these fruity hues kiss the cheeks with believable, buildable, and clean color.
Back in the days when we were children, we learned about environmental issues like the greenhouse effect, ozone layer depletion, and many more. We also learned about the various ways to reduce the impact. While playing our part we grew old and became parents, and left behind the generation where we used to belong. But that doesn’t mean our environment is free from threats. The generation has evolved and so have the environmental issues. It’s hard to predict how deadly plastic pollution is or how many lives are at risk due to insecurity of food and clean water but we do know that threats like these are for real and if we raise our child to be more environmentally responsible, we can count on the new generation to save our planet.
This premium 3-layer mask is quick-drying, fully adjustable, and comfortable to wear all day. The pleated design allows for expansion from nose to chin, the adjustable ear straps feature cinch fastening, and the metal nose strip provides a secure fit.
Whether its clothes or just straws, the price of eco-friendly products are high, eco-minded people have to cover a larger margin than a regular product. It’s no big deal for an individual who could afford expensive eco-friendly products.
Green business is synonymous with sustainable business. In green enterprises, products are manufactured with sustainable materials and resources. To maintain sustainability in the industry, companies cut down water, energy, and raw materials, which eventually restricts carbon emission.
Bubble wrap has been one of the most popular packaging materials since its conception in the 1950s. It’s made of translucent plastic covered with small air bubbles. However, The United Nations estimates that by 2050, there will be more plastic in the oceans than fish. That’s an alarming prediction, and it sends a clear and urgent message for everyone to reduce their use of plastic. Now, this is the time to reduce the use of bubble wrap for all of us. There are many sustainable alternatives brands can use instead of bubble wrap.
What is the future of plastics? This is a question asked by many but not answered very well. The answer to this question is relative. The future of plastics will depend on how our society uses plastics and how much of it there currently is. It also will depend on how well the plastics industry develops environmentally responsible products. All these questions are important and have an impact on its future outcomes.
