Green is this season’s hottest color! Perhaps that’s not exactly true, but according to Divine Caroline, a blog dedicated to putting life into the words of its readers, green is totally in right now.

That’s why they have published the article “Ten Green Sites for Good Shopping,” a guide about how to stay green while taking advantage of the modern convenience of shopping online.

And they have certainly done their homework. Not only have they found websites that sell organic or recycled products, but they have also included websites (like Etsy) that serve as databases for finding green stores near you–you know, stores that you can actually step into!

This list will help you go green in all areas of your life. White Apricot will help make your lifestyle and home decor eco-centric, while Saffron Rouge will deliver the best in green beauty from around the world right to your door.

And if you are interested in doing more than just buying eco-friendly products, one website called Greater Good was designed just for you. The site delivers a full list of online storefronts that deliver portions (or all in some cases) of their proceeds to charity. So when you buy green, you do more than just a little good–you donate to a charity or help plant a tree or give a terminal child a chance at hope. That’s making your money go a long way!

To see the guide for yourself and to get started with your green shopping, click here.

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Tags: Divine Caroline, shopping, online shopping, going green, green, repurposing, recycling

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