Although I am a firm believer in leading an environmentally-friendly life, I am first and foremost a college-aged woman. And what does that mean? It means I am absolutely unwilling to look ugly just for the sake of the environment.
After doing a little research, however, I discovered that being green does not mean being heinous. In fact, it means quite the opposite.
Here are my favorite green tips that also make you hotter. Read on, pretty lady…
Ditch the dryer: Using a hair dryer for only 5 minutes a day for an entire year uses enough energy to power a basic light bulb for 3,259 hours. And guess what? You don’t really need it! Drying your hair frequently can crack the hair’s cuticle and withdraw moisture, leaving you with dry and brittle strands. Naturally drying your hair even just a few days a week can save your strands and save the environment. If you just can’t live without your daily drying, opt for an eco-friendly one. The Go Green dryer is made from recycled materials, is printed with soy ink, and uses 26% less energy than a normal dryer.
Turn down the scalding shower: Not only do long, hot showers waste water, they are also a huge energy expense. Cut down your shower time and the temperature, and you can save tons of money on your monthly bill. Plus, cold water is good for your bod! Hot water can have very drying properties, both to your skin and your hair. Taking a colder shower leaves your hair silkier and your skin softer, all while increasing circulation and bumping up your immune system. Now how’s that for a morning routine? Read More »



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