With so many excellent vegan cosmetic companies on the market, there is no excuse for animals to suffer for the manufacture of a tube of lipstick or an eyeshadow palette. Fortunately, Gabriel Cosmetics has the same philosophy that we do.
If you shop at a co-op or similar natural foods store, you’ve probably seen Field Day’s affordable food and other natural products. They make everything from peanut butter to toilet paper.
Normally, we think of apricot pits, coffee grounds, and tea bags as compost, but Upcircle has devised an ingenious method of spinning “waste” products into gold
We recently discovered a couple of Uncle Harry’s offerings at our local co-op, and were wowed by the affordable price. After picking up their fabulous Oral Swish (you can read more about this product later), we researched the company online to see what else they had to offer.
“Wellness from the outside in” is Aunt Fannie’s motto, and they strive to live up to it. Aside from their extensive array of vinegar and probiotic cleaning supplies and pest solutions, they offer natural, vegan hand soaps and mosquito repellant.
Olivella takes immense pride in the fact that their olive oil-based products are like a vegan Mediterranean diet for the skin. The ultra purified, virgin olive oil is a highly effective balm for your skin, soaking into your pores and imparting much-needed moisture.
Living Blessed is a vegan skin care company based in Tucson, Arizona. They offer employment to people with cognitive disabilities. These folks both create and package the certified organic, unprocessed products.
Nourish Organic has stood the test of time. Launched by Sensible Organics in 2012, this vegetarian, cruelty-free company was one of the world’s first USDA certified organic skincare collections.
