Eco Magazine
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The Ultimate Guide to Lab-Grown Diamonds: Everything You Need to Know
Discover everything about lab-grown diamonds — how they’re made, environmental impact, cost, quality and the best ethical brands. The complete…
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BOOM BOOM Bamboo music with BOOSIC. The coolest bamboo speaker.
Once upon a time listening to music without electricity was possible. Now technology, with its planned obsolescence, you spend huge…
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A brand of backpacks supporting lemurs conservation in Madagascar
Lemurs are a small primate native to the island of Madagascar. These adorable little creatures are one of the most…
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The Tampon Tax is discriminatory, so this brand is going to pay it for you
Tax on tampons? Yes. Why? Because probably the 28.7 billion dollars that the menstrual hygiene industry does is not enough…
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Empowering ethical consumers through a crowdsourcing sustainable app
Most of us, to be accurate the 82%, want to buy sustainably. The problem we face is disinformation, as well…
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Important message to all those women in the world on menstruation shame and taboos
For what reason did the menstruation shame and taboos become a thing? The campaign “Don’t hide it. Period.” turns boring…
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Supporting hormonal balance for women with superfood
Period pain should not be normal. Hormonal imbalances are not normal; stop keeping up with period pain, acne, sore breasts.…
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Breaking taboos and empowering women with organic tampons to Bleed For You
Bleed for you wants women to understand that their purchase decisions matter when it comes to buying tampons. Because sadly,…
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Educating a nation about the essentials of menstrual hygiene and pregnancy
Donating menstrual pads and educating girls about menstrual hygiene and pregnancy is the key to Girls Health and Education Foundation.…
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The most sustainable toilet paper brand in the world
Worldwide, the equivalent of almost 270,000 trees is either flushed or dumped in landfills every day, and roughly 10 percent…
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