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Trying Something New? Being Responsible
One of my big goals lately has been trying to go more “green”. I feel bad saying it, but I’ve always let myself exist in blissful ignorance of the eco-trends: they’re more expensive and usually not as good as the planet-killing stuff, so why waste MY time on it? I was once convinced to trade in my lysol and Mr. Clean for some non-chemical products. They didn’t work. Since then I’ve been biased against any sort of green, organic, socially responsible product. Plus, the type of people who talk about it seem to be in the same group of people who wear dreadlocks and replace bathing with patchouli baths.
I’ve recently smartened up (maybe it’s the yoga classes my sister signed me up for for my birthday) and I’m realizing that I really need to get on the “responsible” bandwagon. I’ve been researching some socially responsible eco-friendly products, shops, and brands, and I’m going to try them and share my findings with you.
A friend directed me to Alternative Apparel, which has the same sort of basics as American Apparel, but with social responsibility and without the sleazy ads. I think I’m going to try ordering a few of my usual basics from there, and reporting to you if it’s worth it.
Are there any other great clothing lines or beauty products that are socially and environmentally friendly? Let me know if you have any suggestions, and I’ll be a guinea pig.


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