Sustainable and toxin-free living

Sustainable and toxin-free living

The Ultimate Guide to Sustainable and Ethical Burning Man and Festival Fashion

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  • Jun 18, 2019
If this is your first Burn -- or if it's your fourth Burn and you're bothered by all the wasteful fashion shopping and want to be sustainable this year -- this is your guide to what to pack and what to buy for the Burn: the eco-friendly and ethical edition.

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6 Eco-Friendly and Ethical Burning Man Outfit Ideas

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  • Jan 15, 2018
Hey! If you’re in NYC, make sure you swing by the Big Imagination Burning Man fashion swap on Thursday, July 25th. Tickets here.  I have to start this whole Burning Man outfit ideas post by saying that I am not a model. This is obvious, I know. But I feel...
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I’m Obsessed With This New Ethical Festival Fashion Headpiece Brand, Object & Dawn

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  • Aug 14, 2017
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How to Use Solar Power at a Music Festival: 2 Products I Love

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  • Jun 21, 2017
If you're going to a music festival that involves camping, you're still going to need light. And let's face it, you'll also want to charge your phone. Some festivals provide power, but usually through generators, which are loud and really bring home the fact that you're using fossil fuels. Instead, there are two accessories that are powered by the sun that I've tested and love.
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Weekend Reading: The Debate Over Conscious Consumerism Rages On

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  • Mar 24, 2017
Hi readers! I've had a crazy past couple of weeks. Here I am talking on Canadian radio about conscious consumerism! (Quick listen.) And here I am talking on a Dallas NPR show about conscious consumerism! (Long listen.) And a vlogger (who I know and respect!) did a response video to my article on conscious consumerism, mostly because her followers wouldn't leave her alone about it and demanded a response. I agree with some of it, and disagree with other parts. But obviously, if I'm sharing it here, I'm not salty about it. (I did float the idea of getting into a faux catfight to pump up our numbers, but sadly she did not take the bait.)
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Sorry, But Glitter Is Neither Sustainable Nor Conscious

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  • Jun 1, 2016
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