Recently in going green Category
Recently, I've discovered a new pair that looks like it fits the criteria, plus some extra oomph! Uranus Apparel is a new brand that makes 100 percent eco-friendly undies for women out of soy products like soybean oil and tofu. Sounds crazy, right? It also took me a little while to imagine having tofu anywhere but my mouth, let alone have it made by a brand whose name is just asking for pun jokes.
But I'm a girl who strives to be eco-friendly--I recycle my bottles and rarely print paper--and this soy underwear idea seems a very sensible one to me! Besides, I'm going to be wearing them on my lazy nights in and under my clothes anyways, aren't I? Amazingly, the soy fabric is soft and comfortable, like a cheaper and more earth-friendly version of silk or cashmere. Plus, soy material is durable, long-lasting and washable (it'll only get softer the more I wash it)!
I was about 90 percent convinced at this point to wear 'em, but if you want to see where the last 10 percent came from, watch this video. She's one of the three Uranus Apparel founders:
Fun, yes?! Tell me about your fave loungewear!
--Venus Tsang
If you watched the Miss USA 2009 pageant recently, you would have noticed that green reigned all over--even the crown was from an eco-friendly jeweler, Diamond Nexus Labs!
Last year's crowned Miss USA, Crystle Stewart, shares the green sentiment. It's very important to her that we reuse, recycle and preserve the earth's natural resources. We caught up with the Texan and got her tips on how to live an eco-friendly lifestyle. Here's what she suggests:
For more green tips from Miss USA, visit MissUSA.com.
Last year's crowned Miss USA, Crystle Stewart, shares the green sentiment. It's very important to her that we reuse, recycle and preserve the earth's natural resources. We caught up with the Texan and got her tips on how to live an eco-friendly lifestyle. Here's what she suggests:
For more green tips from Miss USA, visit MissUSA.com.

