Holiday Guides:
Holiday Guide: Sustainable Stocking Stuffers
For those that have been more nice than naughty, these little gifts from Santa will reward good behavior without hurting the planet.
| Felt Cup Kozy: The occasional disposable cup sometimes simply cannot be avoided, but have Santa put an end to those silly single-use cardboard holders! Made of felt, the Cup Kozy insulates your beverage while protecting delicate paws from excessive heat ($7). |
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| “This Economy Sucks” Coin Purse: Made out of 95% post-consumer waste in the form of used plastic bottle and grain sacks, Blue Q’s line of graphic tongue-in-cheek bags and coin purses are the perfect dose of comic relief and eye candy ($3.99). |
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| Recycled Cardboard Race Car Kit: Pre-punched on stable recycled white cardboard, this fun car kit can be built without scissors or glue. Just color and customize your design with the included non-toxic markers ($6.99). |
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| Icecap Card Game: A fun and educational card game for kids and adults alike - rebuild the icecaps and save the earth ($12.95). |
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| Forty Oaks Farm Salt Blend: For any foodies that made Santa’s “nice” list, consider a salt blend from Forty Oaks Farm - hand-harvest by local farmers on Molokai ($14.95). |
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| Oasis Fruit Bar Soap: We love Save Your World products because one product purchased = 1 acre of rainforest saved for 1 year! This oasis fruit soap bar is infused with tiny bits of organic Yerba Mate for gentle exfoliation ($6.98). |
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| Badger Balm: A collection of simple, all-natural, soothing and healing balms that really work. Choose from headache or stress soothers to luxurious moisturizers ($10 for 2 oz. tin). |
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| John Masters Organics Lip Calm: A constant favorite in the ecofabulous office, this chapstick is the perfect combination of moisturizing and invigorating ($6). |
