If you use conventional drugstore shaving creams or gels for your face or legs, you may be unknowingly smearing a chemical cocktail on your skin. Typical brands contain chemicals like phthalates, artificial fragrance and triethanolamine, which can be endocrine disrupters, neurotoxins and possible sources of cancer for your body. There's no reason to take the risk. If you need a little assistance to get a close shave, just head to your kitchen and use coconut oil. Right after you shower and get your pores open, apply a small amount of coconut oil where you want to shave. Then use a sharp razor for baby soft skin.

If you love to hike or camp in the great outdoors, healthy snacks like apples, bananas and oranges are easy to pack, and they have enough vitamins and natural sugar to fuel your day. But when you get down to the core or peels of these items, it may seem harmless to chuck the biodegradable waste right into the woods. The reality is, it's not that easy for the item to biodegrade on its own. Apple cores can take eight weeks to break down, and the peel can take up to two years. It doesn't break down like in a compost heap because there aren't any natural microorganisms or heat to turn it into mulch. It just sits there on top of the soil, baking in the sun. It becomes an eyesore and can attract wild animals. Instead of tossing it, pack up your waste and bring it home to compost.

Want to save on some of your favorite organic or natural food brands but can't find a coupon? No problem! Why not ask the brand directly? Major healthy food brands usually have websites and social media pages where you can sign up for newsletters or like/follow them. For their fans and followers, they often release money-saving coupons that you download or print directly from their website. Often, if you write on their Facebook wall asking for a coupon, social media managers of these sites will message you directly with a coupon you can use on your next visit to the store.