Here’s this week’s eco style round up. Enjoy!…

Fashion, Evolved
Introduces you to Flora & Fauna.

Ecco*Eco
Ariel Clay: The Fresh Face of Eco Style

Eco Fashion World
DIY Fashion – Fashion for All

Eco-Chick
Raleigh Denim: Jeans Showcasing the Future of Style and Sustainability

Eco Diva
Ask the Eco Diva – What is Greenwashing?

Ecouterre
7 Ways to Makeover Your Shoes for Fall.

Feelgood Style
Safe and Beautiful Hair Colour

Green Grechen
7 “Can’t Live Without” Natural/Organic Beauty Buys.

Green Lashes and Fashion
Get Red-y the Vintage Fashion Way

Greenopia
Best picks for Organic Make-Up this Fall

Modern Hippie Mag
Stylish Fall Eco Fashion Picks

Organic Beauty View
Futurenatural and Organic Beauty View :: The Newest Arrivals To The Twitter Party

The Alternative Consumer
Uranus – Soy Eco Undies

The Green Girls
20% off SuLusso Jewelry this Month.

The GIN Lady
Eloise Grey’s New Winter Collection

The Thrifty Chicks
Don’t Splurge! Purge! You’ll Feel Much Better

Treehugger
The Mens’ Spring 2010 Collection Pierre André Senizergues

Eco Chic Weekly is coordinated by the fantastic ADQ of Fashion Evolved.

Ever since I got married I’ve been wondering what to do with my hair. Before the wedding I left it to grow so I could wear it curled with flowers in it on the big day. For too long though I’ve been stuck in a vicious hairstyle cycle of grow it to a certain length, have it cut to a bit shorter length, neither of which I’m really happy with – on and on it goes.

Realistically I don’t have time to spend blow-drying / straightening / curling long hair nor do I have the inclination! However I am suitably vain enough to want it to look ‘nice’.

So, I’d been toying with the idea of having it much shorter than usual. Shorter hair would mean no more tying it back when I’m too busy to style it (making me feel like an 8 year old with a pony-tail) and no more getting hot and bothered with the hairdryer (my hair is thick and takes ages to dry).

Then I read an article on Victoria Everman’s blog which made me smile and concrete the decision that actually I did want short hair. You’ll have to read the whole article for yourself but Victoria says “Save time, save money, save the planet, and grow in ways you’ve never imagined – cut your hair short!“.

I’m not big on plastering my head with hair products and I usually buy organic shampoo and conditioner anyway but with shorter hair I can save water and electricity too. Basically my brunette barnet can been much greener!

Visit Victoria Everman’s blog to read: The Unspoken Global Warming Resolution: Short Hair at www.victoria-e.com

By the way, I did have my hair chopped off on Saturday and I love it. If you’re a Facebook friend you can see the new ‘do’ in my profile.