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- Thanks for the shout out. It's a great selection of companies. Nice work on your research. We are sooooo close to our new organic formula.
- I used Consonant's Organic Body soap all winter long and loved it - I didn't use a loofah or anything, just straight soap on body. It really helped my skin stay calm when usually during the winter it's hugely rebellious, and I loved that it only has three (kind!) ingredients. I'm currently testing out their spearmint & sage body wash for the summer months, but it's still early days - I might just switch back to old faithful soap! Now to continue my switchover to eco products. Next up: shampoo & conditioner!
- Some of the hard varieties include parmesan-reggiano, pecorino-romano and asiago. I made the switch to goat cheese so more people could enjoy the recipe, but I think I actually like the taste of the goat cheese even better than the feta cheese. You can place the pre-packaged cheese in a strong freezer bag, squeeze all the air out and plop directly into freezer.
- Your method of telling everything in this article is actually pleasant, every one can easily be aware of it, Thanks a lot.
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Hi Adria and readers...
Was wondering if you know of any Apps that list Eco friendly products for Canada. There is one for the States that's seems quite good...you can scan the barcode of a product and it will give you all kinds of info on its sustainablity (or not) etc. Or could you turn your website into an app??
I love your work!!!
Natural deodorants usually worked for me to control smell, but sweating, whoa! Now, I know sweating is natural, but on any given stressful day sitting at my desk, I can get sweat marks past my bra-straps and through a blazer (I cannot buy expensive suits because of that as I must get rid of them after a year or two). I have tried wearing different fabrics on my skin. Because cotton takes long to dry, I get skin irritation from the wetness, and synthetics usually trigger more sweating and bigger sweat marks.
What does a green-aspiring gal do when the only effective sweat inhibiting stuff on the market is laced with nasty chemicals?
Thanks!
Have you tried dress shields? They’re available at Fabricland (and other fabric stores), near the bra making supplies. They look like thinner, upside down shoulder pads, and they’re meant to be tacked to the inside underarm of shirts and blazers. They would definitely save your blazers – you can remove them,wash them out,then sew them back in again. If you’re not keen on sewing, there are disposable stick on shields available online.
Also, check with your doctor to make sure there’s not underlying condition prompting the sweating. If not,she may be ble to recommend a more permanent treatment, such as injections.
Good luck!