TuTu's Green Gift Guide for Adults
Looking for eco friendly gifts for adults that is kinder to the Earth? This list is a few items that are luxurious and sure to make great gifts this season while also being a little greener.
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Vice Candles
Vice candles are luxury soy candles made in small batches, by hand.
The Recycled Planet
Beautiful coats and accessories made from sustainable raw & recycled materials.
Love Yourself All Natural
Love Your Self All Natural an all natural chemical free hair and skin care line. These products are fresh made with plant based ingredients and do not contain any perfumes, artificial colors, parebens, petro chemicals or any other nasty ingredients.
Chaconia Candles
Chaconia candles carry non-toxic candles, home fragrances, and car air fresheners.
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