Beauty      Products

Beauty      Features
 
Polls and Quizzes
News Quiz
What’s green and gossip-worthy this week: Monday, December 1, Celebrity Edition

Test Your Eco-Entertainment I.Q.  Go

See All Polls & Quizzes  Go

 
 
bolt
The Great Diaper Debate:

Americans throw away 570 diapers per second, 49 million diapers per day, and spend upwards of $2,000 in diapers per child. What's more, these diapers will still be in landfills 300 years from now. Consider using, even for part of the time, reusable cloth or biodegradable diapers.

Sponsored By
 
Sign up for Sprig.com Newsletters
Get the freshest, fabulous eco-finds in fashion, home or beauty with deals, steals and discounts, too. Get a little Sprig, and you'll get a little green--the gorgeous and good way--in your life!
Sign Up

 

 

Savon de Marseille

Liquid Soap in Verbana

Rate it now:
Average rating:
 
Liquid Soap in Verbana

Why It's Good:

This sweet-smelling hand wash by the legendary soap brand Savon de Marseille looks great next to the kitchen sink.

Why It's Green:

It contains an invigorating mix of natural olive and vegetable oils, alkaline ash from sea plants and water salted by the Mediterrean Sea, and is free of animal products, has zero harsh detergents, and is biodegradable. Plus, the soap comes in a nifty glass bottle instead of a plastic one that can take upwards of 1,000 years to decompose.

Where To Get It:

www.marseillesoap.com | $14