One of my favourite eco reads is Peppermint Magazine. It is full of excellent green and eco products, concepts and activities. Printed on recycled paper with soy ink it also smells great…I know this sounds weird but…well just smell it for yourself.
Edition 4 is about to sit newsagent stands (from November 19th). This edition is a Christmas Special featuring so much…including:
A green Wish List, recycled wrapping ideas and DIY pressies & decorations, a
sustainable summer survival guide with everything you could need to help make lighter footprints on the sand (swimsuits, hats, shoes, beachbags, sunglasses…), ‘Green-Eyed Monster’ – a mini kids tshirt shoot, Model Citizens – models who are more than just a pretty face, an eco fabrics guide, a new vintage section featuring vintage swimsuits and also a vintage shopping ‘how-to’ guide, an exclusive interview with Daryl Hannah (celeb eco-activist), Hopenhagen – explaining Copenhagen and what you can do, an interview with Franny Armstrong – director of climate change doco The Age Of Stupid, a new arts section, Deborah Lindquist, Rachel Cassar, Heidi & Seek, The Uniform Project, Polli, lots and lots of beauty features, mountains of fashion, and more, more, more!
And congratulations for all those at Peppermint Magazine. Yesterday at the Publisher’s Australia Bell Magazine Awards in Sydney, Peppermint Magazine scooped up 3 awards – Best Sustainability in Publishing, Best Design in the ‘Consumer’ magazine category, and best overall Graphic Designer of the year.
It really is a great mag! And if you subscribe this month, you have the opportunity of receiving a $30 voucher for Vitale Natural!
Couldn’t agree more Ananda – HUGE fan of Peppermint. Been telling so many people about it. Such a fantastic cover this time and all the usual goodness i’ve come to look forward to inside. And it does smell lovely…