As you search for vegan beauty products, do you ever look for vegan cuticle cream? We love a good cuticle cream, but shamefully, they’re difficult to find in vegan versions. We think cuticle creams do a great job of moisturizing and loosening our cuticles so they can be clipped away for more attractive nails. So, we’re always thrilled to find cruelty-free options.
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If you’re looking for a cruelty-free beauty brand that offers a full line of products for everyday use, we suggest you turn to Mineral Fusion. Mineral Fusion is a Denver, Colorado company that has sold vegan makeup and skin care items since 2007. It’s the #1 natural cosmetic company in the United States, offering products that improve your skin’s appearance and health.
We’ve talked about some of the amazing cruelty-free nail polishes that are available. But, we haven’t yet discussed many of the animal-friendly ways you can remove nail color.
Thankfully, there are quite a few vegan and cruelty-free nail polish removers on the market, many that can be purchased in major stores and all of which are available online.
So you can get that chipped or old-color polish off, here’s a list of great cruelty-free nail polish removers:
Vegans like pretty nails. They just don’t like the animal testing that takes place with many nail polish brands. So, what’s a vegan to do when she wants to dazzle with colorful fingers and toes? Turn to one of these awesome vegan nail polishes.
We always love finding vegan and cruelty-free nail polish because it seems like our nail polish collection could always use more. a*dorn vegan and cruelty-free nail polish is a boutique nail polish company that is based out of Orange County, in California. Their cool, hip, vintage vibe speaks to their Southern California roots, and their array of polish colors has something for everyone.
Whether you’re planning to dress up in your favorite costume, or get in the Halloween spirit with a little festive makeup, fun and funky nail colors are an excellent way to have a little holiday fun. Here are our favorite nail polish colors for Halloween, from our favorite vegan and cruelty-free nail polish companies.
Is cruelty-free Christmas shopping at the top of your “to do” list? Holiday shopping for the compassionate consumer is easier than ever, as compassionate companies produce holiday specific items, and smaller items that are perfect for popping in the stocking of your favorite animal lover.
If you know a vegan who has everything, or seems to want for nothing, the Vegan Conscious Box by the Vegan Zombie may be just the thing for them this holiday season! The Vegan Conscious Box is the perfect way to ensure that you are getting the best products that are in line with their, and your, values.
Soulstice nail polish is a rare gem in that it comes, not from a company that focuses on making cosmetics, but rather an actual day spa. Nestled in Santa Rosa, CA, in wine country, Soulstice Spa mainly focuses on treating their clients to relaxing services such as massage therapy and bodycare, but they have also focused on healthy beauty items.
Scotch Naturals vegan nail polish offers cruelty-free, non-toxic nail polish in 30 vibrant colors. The water-based polish promises to be long lasting, but without the nasty chemicals that are usually included in conventional nail polish, such as acetone, butyl acetate and ethyl acetate. Scotch Naturals nail polish is also free of the heavy metals that are associated with conventional nail polish.
No-Miss vegan and vegetarian beauty products has made a name for themselves by developing safe products, free from chemicals, that are also safe for the environment. Realizing that consumers are becoming increasingly conscious, they have answered the demands for beauty products that are not just cruelty-free, but non-harmful to apply.
Priti NYC vegan nail products has an impressive resume. In fact, if you measure your doctor’s worth by the number of degrees he or she has on their wall, then you will consider Priti NYC to be the cream of the crop! Armed with a slew of badges bestowed upon their website by various vegan, environmental and health organizations, Priti NYC has proven that vegan nail polish does not have to be toxic.
Being 100% vegan friendly is just one of the many positive aspects of PeaceKeeper™Cause-metics’™ beauty product line. Founder and CEO Jody R. Weiss has implemented fair wage, slavery-free labor and cruelty-free practices company wide, and Peacekeeper touts being the first cosmetics line to “give all of its after-tax, distributable profits to women’s health advocacy and urgent human rights issues.”
When The Balm Cosmetics’ founder and CEO Marissa Shipman decided to start her line of glamorous yet simple, vegan-friendly beauty products, she went for broke. She hopped over to Amazon, bought herself some books on how to create your own makeup and went to work – she even hired a chemist to help create the formulas in her own kitchen!
Suncoat Products is an all-natural, mostly vegetarian and vegan, beauty line that was created out of founder Yingchun Liu’s desire to create safe, non-toxic, beauty products for her young daughter.
SpaRitual vegan beauty care is an eco-conscious beauty and spa product company that offers more than just your run-of-the-mill potions and lotions that promise to make you prettier. They are a lifestyle company that is committed to offering enlightenment to all of its devoted customers.
Max Green Alchemy, a vegan makeup and hair product company, is a true gem to the vegan community. Their approach to beauty is simple; they should “respect our internal and external environments without sacrificing effectiveness or lowering expectations.”
