Two-Minute Guide to Green Beauty

24 Celebs Who Will Save The Earth

Move over Birkenstock wearers. These stars are making green ultra-chic

If Cameron and Gwyneth do it, will you do it too? Yes, celebs have millions of dollars at their disposal (to offset those travel emissions, for one) but many of these green beauties show that it doesn't always take a lot of dough to put in a little effort. Find out which celebrity activists are making green more than just a trend with inspiring eco-friendly choices, from the clothes they wear to the causes they support.

Top Toxin-Free Beauty Brands

Save Mama Earth without sacrificing gorgeousness

Now's prime time to green up your beauty product stash. Why bother? Start by taking a look at the ingredient lists on your current faves ... see unrecognizable scientific names? Parabens? Sulfates? Switching to cleaner, purer options means a cleaner, purer you (60 percent of what you apply gets absorbed). The following products and brands will help you do just that.

Andrea Manitsas is the co-editor of Ecofabulous.blogs.com

Are Natural Products Better?

Buyer beware! Don't get suckered by dodgy labels on beauty products

Admit it: When you buy a product labeled "organic" or "natural" you get a warm, fuzzy feeling -- even if it costs twice as much. Well, it's our job to bring you down to earth: Organic and natural beauty products are often twisted on labels to the point that they're virtually meaningless terms.

Sponsor: Ecofabulous Green Guide

If your products' ingredient lists contain hundreds of unrecognizable names, it may be time to swap them for more natural options

Sponsor: Natural Solutions: Vibrant Health – Balanced Living

Many people who drink organic soy milk 'til the cows come home get surprisingly verklempt about perceived threats to their high-tech wrinkle creams. Why the disconnect?

Sponsor: Allure Beauty Reporter Blog

Sponsor: The Organic Beauty Expert

10 reasons for organic fruits & veggies -- Earth Day and beyond

Sponsor: A Mom in Red High Heels

You are hearing a lot about “organics” and “Going Green” this month. What does it all mean?

Sponsor: All About the Pretty

I first saw Josie Maran Cosmetics last December and was really moved by the eyeshadow in Divine.

Sponsor: Makeup Bag

April is Earth Month and Tweezerman is raising awareness by planting a tree for every Tweezerman Go Green Mini Tweezers purchased.

Sponsor: All Lacquered Up

Found in health food stores, No-Miss is a line of cruelty free cosmetics that includes over 150 shades of Big 3 Free nail polishes.