Vegan makeups can be found through a large number of cosmetics and beauty products companies, both big and small. Vegan makeups include products such as lip balms, lip color, lipsticks and lip pencils; foundation, concealer and powder; blush, eye shadow, eye liner and mascara, and nail polish and nail treatments.
Fortunately, there are a few vegan tattoo and ink suppliers that currently use vegetable based glycerin in their inks, so you can ask your artist if he uses these specific brands.
Vegan Essentials is the largest online vegan store in the country. Founded in 1998 by Courtney and Sue Ernster, Vegan Essentials is also the oldest cruelty free retailer in the U.S.
Vegan gift baskets full of vegan beauty products may contain everything from oils and scrubs to candles and soaps.
There are a number of important considerations to keep in mind during your hunt for the perfect vegan eye shadow, foundation or lipstick. Much like vegan foods, vegan doesn’t always mean that a product is 100% safe for every individual.
Avigal henna uses the new shrubs of the Lawsonia plant to create natural hair coloring and highlights. Avigal Henna products are safe to use on all hair types whether bleached, permed, tinted, or virgin.
The Aunt Ann’s Coffee Soap line features four soaps including: cappuccino coffee soap, espresso coffee soap, mocha coffee soap, and latte coffee soap.
BWC Organic Vitamin with CoQ10 Hand and Body Lotion features a special blend of natural ingredients and organic aroma-therapeutic essential oils to help promote younger looking skin.
Aunt Ann’s garden soaps are made with all natural and organic ingredients, without harm to animals or the environment.