Danny Seo

The environmental lifestyle expert and Emmy award-winning television host founded his first non-profit organisation, Earth 2000, when he was just 12. Today, the author of 10 books on modern, eco-friendly living runs a multimedia company and oversees a portfolio that includes home products sold in more than 4,000 stores in the US. He shares his top picks for living a greener and healthier life

1 LE PRUNIER OIL This oil is just one thing: cold-pressed oil from the pits of plums. It’s the brainchild of two sisters in California whose dad owned one of the largest organic plum farms in the region. They noticed all these plum pits being discarded and thought, ‘What could we do with them?’ They discovered that plum pit oil has incredible moisturising and skin-repairing properties, especially when it comes to fading dark spots. The best part? It smells like marzipan. 2 PENTAIR WATER FILTERS My whole house is outfitted with Pentair water filters. They’re the Rolls-Royce of water filtration and get everything out: odour, lead, particulates, chemicals, you name it. The biggest coffee chains in the world use Pentair to transform whatever water they have into the most clean-tasting,…

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Tatler Hong Kong (Digital) - 1 Issue, August 2019

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