We’re big tea drinkers over at OneDey, but hate throwing away used tea bags! Other than making another, weaker cup of tea, we knew there had to be better ways to reuse tea bags. So, we rounded up 5 innovative ways that you can reuse your tea bags, and not feel guilty about steeping another …
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Last updated: May 20, 2021 I don’t frequently buy fine jewelry, so when I do I give it a lot of thought. When you see the perfect piece it’s like being hit by lightning. Everyone has been seduced through a store window. But now that some of the less favorable aspects of the jewelry business …
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Last updated: May 10, 2021 Whether Stella McCartney originally garnered attention because of her famous father or her slinky lingerie, she is now a fashion industry powerhouse. Creating jaw-dropping shows every season and leading the sustainable luxury fashion charge, McCartney appears unstoppable. Many other brands are following her lead by removing leather and fur, two …
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Written by Allison Stillman, the Aromatic Alchemist My clients and students ask me frequently, “If you could only have one essential oil, what would it be?” The answer is always the same, frankincense, the holy of the holy oils. There’s a good reason that it’s known as “the holy of the holy oils”, and there …
Last updated: May 10, 2021 Trying to stay away from dairy? How about gluten? Or sugar? Still get those chocolate cravings? Well, Hu Kitchen’s sustainable dairy free, gluten free, and sugar free chocolate is here for you! When indulging in guilty, chocolatey pleasures, you may not be considering your treat’s environmental price tag. Perhaps you’ve …
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Starting early in their pregnancy, women are inundated by things to avoid during the next nine months. In the United States, that list usually includes alcoholic beverages, soft cheeses, raw fish, even some vegetables, saunas and hot tubs. If you live in another country, opinions about what is safe vary. There are numerous chemicals that …
By Abby Artemisia As the days get shorter and cooler throughout the United States there is a quickening within, a need to soak up as much daylight and outdoor frolicking as nature will allow, to eat the wild bounty before it gives way to winter. And though the flowers of spring have faded, the wild …
