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When it comes to getting rebates to shop online, no one is more well-known than Rakuten. Er, Ebates. Well, they're the same now and actually they have been since 2016. Anyway, here's how to make the most of the best cash back program on the 'net.

Bang-Up Betty has all of our womanly bases covered: patriarchy smashing, science advocacy, juicy booty appreciation, pizza, and an inherent gift for hustle.

Native makes a super-simple deodorant that is effective, smells awesome, and is made from skin-nourishing ingredients.

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Those who stay curious about life often find themselves in a rewarding relationship with arts & science. Cognitive Surplus offers completely unique gifts & treasures for the science-obsessed & endlessly curious.

Voting has never been cooler, hotter, or more important. Mazi + Zo have paired with When We All Vote to offer this love letter to democracy that looks good & also does good.

The vibrant, Vitamin C skincare line from vegan & cruelty-free skincare line, Derma E, is your sunscreen's best friend. In this post, I review three of the top products from the line including a facial scrub, serum, and eye gels.

Risographs, vintage tins, Frida Kahlo quilts, and sweet, sweet honey.

Out of all the states in our country, no one is having a harder time than the Navajo Nation. Orenda Tribe is a collective of Indigenous artists that create sustainable products to support their people and protect their land.

Over at Poshmark, they’re making some serious secondhand-money moves! On top of adding an entire country to their roster (welcome to Poshmark, Canada!), they’re also adding an entirely new department to their repertoire: Poshmark Home, for all of your used and secondhand housewares and decor.

With higher demand for socks come more unique and creative options. Along with new and creative options come an army of fashion-lovers with little to no idea how to wear this stuff. As far as our advice goes, let's just say this: thank goodness for the internet.