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green girls of decades past may have shunned the razor and gone au natural, but today's eco-chic lady is much less likely to do so. after all, wanting hair-free legs doesn't mean she cares any less for the environment — just that she wants her gams to look as glamorous as her sleek organic cotton skirts. but the hair removal industry is definitely a wasteful business: the epa estimates that 2 billion disposable razors are sent to us landfills each year. that's about nine razors for each of us over 19 years old! then there are the shaving and waxing aids that are loaded with synthetic preservatives known to mimic hormones, chemical colors and fragrances not found in nature and petroleum-derived emollients. with all of that bad news, we still won't suggest staying hirsute for the sake of the planet. for smooth skin without the waste — and without the use of polluting chemicals — just follow sprig's simple steps and product suggestions.

green girls of decades past may have shunned the razor and gone au natural, but today's eco-chic lady is much less likely to do so. after all, wanting hair-free legs doesn't mean she cares any less for the environment — just that she wants her gams to look as glamorous as her sleek organic cotton skirts. but the hair removal industry is definitely a wasteful business: the epa estimates that 2 billion disposable razors are sent to us landfills each year. that's about nine razors for each of us over 19 years old! then there are the shaving and waxing aids that are loaded with synthetic preservatives known to mimic hormones, chemical colors and fragrances not found in nature and petroleum-derived emollients. with all of that bad news, we still won't suggest staying hirsute for the sake of the planet. for smooth skin without the waste — and without the use of polluting chemicals — just follow sprig's simple steps and product suggestions.