Cruelty Free Beauty Products
If you are concerned about the beauty products you use on a regular basis, you will be pleased to know there are a variety of companies that sell cruelty free products you can be proud to buy!
The following companies manufacture and sell products that are animal-friendly, in that they are not tested on animals at all. The vast majority of the companies below also offer strictly vegan products, which means they are made without any animal ingredients… period. Browse through the list and check out what the companies have to offer. You may be surprised by what you discover!
Abra Therapeutics specialized in organic, animal-friendly beauty products and has been for over 30 years. Check out their selection of anti-aging products, body scrubs, and other skin care treatments to help you look your best.
The Body Shop, a store found in several malls world-wide offers an extensive selection of beauty and skin care products. From scented body butters made with natural ingredients to lip stains and shower gels, The Body Shop has literally something for everyone.
I don’t know about you, but I was a huge fan of Bonne Bell as a child. I absolutely adored their flavored lip gloss! Now that I know Bonne Bell was not only fab, but cruelty free, I highly recommend this company for their various lip glosses, eye shadow and bronzing powders.
A cult favorite since its inception, Hard Candy offers the finest beauty products made with animal-friendly ingredients. From nail polish to eye makeup, lotions to face makeup, Hard Candy offers a huge selection of products you are sure to enjoy. You can shop online and browse their special vegan products section where you can shop without worry.
While these are only a small selection of companies that offer vegan beauty products, you are sure to find something that strikes your fancy. If you are concerned about the welfare of animals, try your best to shop for your beauty products at the above companies or any companies on this list.
You’ll be glad you did!
© Copyright 2007 Blindigo Magazine | Article written by Denise Shively
