The Pinrose company is a dream come true for folks who love quality perfume, but don’t want to harm animals in the process. This all-vegan, cruelty-free outfit claims to offer “fresh scents for clever devils”, and they make good on their promise. They create some of the purest, freshest scents money can buy.
There is a fair amount of confusion as to whether Stila is cruelty-free or not. In large part that is because several years ago Stila, which had been cruelty-free, stopped being cruelty-free, as they were selling in China, which requires animal testing of products imported into China – to be clear, China does the testing on animals once the finished product arrives in China. They also have been known to pull an imported product from a shelf and test it – again, on animals.
If you haven’t before heard of Morrocco Method hair care, you are really in for a treat! All of their products are cruelty-free, as well as GMO free, soy free, gluten free. They are all raw and paleo, too!
f you like vegetarian, cruelty-free products (and who reading this blog doesn’t, right?) you’ll love Live Clean’s line! The company is relatively new, since it was founded in 2007. These gentle, effective products are free from parabens, SLS, and harmful chemicals. They’re economical and ubiquitous, and can be found in many supermarkets.
Jason turns 60 this year! There’s a reason for the company’s endurance — they make a huge variety of luxurious, vegetarian body care products with high-quality ingredients that are never tested on animals. The word “Jason” means “healer” in Greek. The company’s founders, disenchanted with the chemical-laden products manufactured by larger companies, set out to create offerings that would nourish the body. Their line is free from parabens, phthalates, sulfates, and artificial colors. Most of the products are vegan, with the exception of beeswax which they source in a manner that does not impact the welfare of the bees.
Small, family-owned body care companies have come on strong during the past few years, and for good reason. Their products are fresh and aesthetically appealing. The companies are often more responsive to customers’ needs than larger companies are capable of being. We recently discovered Lemon Buzzz Soap, a Pacific Northwest-based company that handcrafts its products in small batches.
Himalaya Botanique is one of those rare companies that is devoted to your entire being. They believe that wellness comes from within, so they start there, and radiate outward to the rest of your body. The company has been in existence since 1930, manufacturing vitamins, herbal supplements, toothpaste, body balms, facial washes, and just about everything else you need to have radian health.
If someone on your holiday gift list is an aficionado of vegan body care products, you’ll want to purchase the purest offerings you can afford. Fortunately, the popularity of natural, cruelty-free body care lines has led to a dramatic increase in high-quality products. Here is a handy list of four gift ideas for your discerning friend or family member. You can thank us later.
Sukin is a company that has built its reputation upon quality. This Australian-based outfit is a winner on every level. Every single one of their products is vegan. They don’t use beeswax or lanolin, and don’t sell to brick-and-mortar stores in China. Chinese law requires animal testing for every body care product sold in their physical locations, but this law does not apply to online sales.
