All of us love howling Halloween, those spooky costumes, a basket full of sugar-coated candies, lighting all over but some neighbors shut their door and do not enjoy the loud Halloween, is it time go green? Not to waste our resources and join hands to meet responsibility towards our planet. Why not celebrate eco-friendly Halloween Yes! Its high time to turn candies in organic goodies, turn bling lights in LED and using old stuff to make new baskets. Get ready for environmentally friendly Halloween.
Let's paint this Halloween Green.
Here, we share some sweet tips for Eco-Friendly Halloween.
Halloween comes every year and you must be having stack of costumes by now, many Halloween events have come up with the great idea of costume exchange which is an incredible step towards Eco-friendly Halloween as you buy more and stack them at home, these costumes are expensive and investing your income in costumes isn't a good idea. So let's get going with the exchange of costumes this year.
They are as amazing as they sound, turn the table this year and handover yummy organic goodies to kids instead of sugar dipped candies and lollypops. Gummy bear looks amazing and even better in taste, but is it doing any good to our kids? No, so why follow the same steps, bring the change for good and rock this Halloween with some yummy organic goodies.
you can always become artistic and reuse your costumes by creative alterations. Let your inner artist come out. Make your own new costume by using your old ones. DIY videos will help you the most, also you can your own hand on creativity and flaunt your designs this Halloween.
Pumpkin games are fun, isn't it? And so are pumpkin if we use them right. Do not throw away the leftovers as that's the really good food, can be fed to chickens or used in the backyard as decompose. As every bit of pumpkin is useful, do your best to utilize it.
Many nonprofit organizations and charitable groups are encouraging on the donation of your old costumes. Bring a smile to every face, do your little and make this Halloween remembered. Halloween costumes are expensive and low-income families can't afford to buy costumes every year, so take an initiative and donate.
Help in any little way you can.
Make your own fancy and eco-friendly basket, you can gather material from home and turn that into an attractive basket for trick or treat. Instead of buying cheap baskets from grocery stores which are made up of worst plastic material which is later thrown in the trash and finally dumped in the sea. Save aquatic animals and turn eco-friendly this Halloween onwards.
1 tablespoon of mild body lotion.
2 tablespoon of corn flour.
Few drops of food color and mix them well.
There you go! Paint your face with homemade organic color.
Hope the given ideas of eco-friendly Halloween are useful for you.
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