By Susanna Schick •
October 27, 2009

Linda shows off one of her gorgeous rings.
As Lucille told us in an earlier article, Clary Sage hosted a lovely trunk show with Linda Loudermilk’s collection taking up at least a quarter of the boutique. There were delicious hors d’ouvres, wine and plenty of competition to try on eco-couture. Linda has always been very experimental, and continues to push forward with the most cutting-edge eco textiles. Unusual raw materials like seaweed or milk are woven into clothing as gorgeous as any I’ve seen on the Paris runways.
Linda’s background as a sculptor ensures that the lines she creates within her garments are far more innovative than most. Clary Sage also has a great selection of Loudermilk jewelry, with variations on her famous faucet necklace, as well as some other great pieces. The faucet necklace is something she conceived to draw attention to the water crisis, and a portion of the proceeds go toward the UN’s “water is a human right” campaign. If you can’t make it to Clary Sage to pick one up, they’re also available online at inhabitat.
By Wenona Napolitano •
October 26, 2009
A couple days ago Emma wrote about Yes Personal Lubricants. I haven’t had the chance to try that one yet.
One natural lubricant that I have tried and adore is Sylk.
Sylk and Sensation by Sylk are personal lubricants made from New Zealand kiwi fruit vine extract.
By Wenona Napolitano •
October 24, 2009
Kimi Chronis is the owner and designer of Fish Lips Paper Designs, a classy and eco-friendly wrapping paper company based in Florida.
Fish Lips is a one woman show that is a great example of what someone can do with a little creativity and the desire to offer earth friendly products.
By Wenona Napolitano •
October 23, 2009
I worry about the art and craft supplies my kids use much more than what I use, even though I try to keep my own supplies as safe as possible. But when it comes to my kids I want to know their stuff isn’t full of toxins.
Clementine Art feels the same way that’s why they have created a line of safe art and craft products with kids in mind.
Clementine Art has safe markers, natural glue, natural soy crayon rocks, soy crayons (that are shaped for little hands to hold), really safe finger paints, and natural modeling dough.
By Wenona Napolitano •
October 21, 2009
I can’t keep this stuff on my lips! It is so delicious I keep licking it right off. Thank goodness it is natural, safe and full of organic ingredients and not any petroleum by-products.
The Dark Chocolate Orange lip balm by Kokokahn has to be one of the best tasting lip balms I have ever used. At one time I never would have believed that orange and chocolate was a tasty flavor combination but since trying it, it’s almost up there with chocolate and raspberry which is my most favorite flavor combo.
By Katherine DalPra •
October 20, 2009
Get Angelina Jolie’s leather look the eco-conscious way and pull it off right with sophisticated accents that will put a classy twist on your edgy ensemble.
By Wenona Napolitano •
October 16, 2009
Green Guide for Artists: Nontoxic Recipes, Green Art Ideas, & Resources for the Eco-Conscious Artist
is the one book all green crafters and artists should have. It lists craft and art supplies that are green (and at a minimum less toxic) as well as gives recipes to make your own green supplies like natural paints and glues.
I had no idea that Gorilla Glue is “green”. My husband uses it all the time and I figured it was just another glue from the hardware store but it is actually non-toxic and VOC free. Though when I have performed searches for green supplies it never comes up.
That’s just one reason why this book is so great.
By Lucille Chi •
October 12, 2009
Give the gift of sight with Kayu sunglasses this season as they offer three new styles now. This is the perfect holiday, birthday or gratitude gift to anyone in your life with divine eco style. Admirably, with every, single pair purchased, you are not only paying for the tangible gift of stylish shades but also paying for a sight-restoring surgery in the developing world.
KAYU is setting an example for fashionable eyewear lines worldwide. Unite for Sight is a non-profit organization truly dedicated to eliminating preventable blindness.
By Wenona Napolitano •
October 10, 2009
The Ready To Go Blank Canvas Book is a great craft project that can be used to create memories, gifts and more.
My problem is that I have a blank canvas in front of me and I can’t decide what to do with it.
By Wenona Napolitano •
October 9, 2009
Celebrate Green
by mother daughter team Lynn Colwell and Corey Colwell-Lipson is the green book to have because it covers aspects of greening pretty much every holiday and celebration and it has some great ideas for the holidays that are currently coming our way.
Halloween is right around the corner and Celebrate Green
has a lot to say about greening Halloween including some crafty things you can do yourself like make your own face paints, create fun costumes and decorations, even turn everyday ordinary objects into candy buckets and containers.
It’s also full of yummy recipes and fun ideas for Thanksgiving and Christmas.
By Wenona Napolitano •
October 8, 2009

I had the chance to sample some of the amazing products from Donah’s Passions, and while all the products are wonderful, my favorite by far is the Elemental Seaweed Body Scrub.
If you love a good body scrub this one is for you because not only will it make your skin look and feel glorious it will make you feel better inside as well.