organic products

It’s Monday, your tired from the weekend, and work is the last place you want to be right now! Now it may be Monday but do you still have to look your best for that crazy Monday meeting? Well I didn’t have to be, but for you busy business women out there I may have a company/product that is great for the summer, great for the skin, and is all organic.

ForceChange.com had a post about 1,4-dioxane, a potential carcinogen, being found in many natural consumer products.  Seventh Generation has an impressive response showing their concern and commitment here.

Trunkt, or “The Buyer’s Guide to Independent Art and Design,” is the best of the best of Etsy, laid out in a simplified, sophisticated way. Categories include Clothing, Accessories, Wellness, Papergoods, and Jewelry.

Missouri company Bangledox Eco-friendly Clothing sets their sites on Chicago, with a new online store that launched recently at Bangledox.com the company is scouting locations to open their first store.

The NY Times is reporting today that independent lab testing for various vinyl bibs, including Winnie the Pooh and from brandmakers Especially for Baby and Koala Baby are contaminated with lead and may provide a health hazard if children chew on damaged or cracked bibs. The bibs have been sold at Toys “R” US around the country, but there has been no widespread recall. This is not part of the latest lead-toy recall from China, although the bib are made there as well.