Bare Bones Body Care is a skincare company that creates products with sensitive skin in mind. If you suffer from skin reactions or skin allergies, you might want to check out Bare Bones and its line of cleansers, moisturizers, skin serums, and other necessities.
Sibu Beauty offers an exclusive line of beauty products that are meant to make you look, and feel, better. This cruelty-free company formulates its products knowing that, each day, we’re under constant stress from the environment and other sources. It also recognizes that the animals who share our planet with us are under stress, and it feels a need to protect the earth from damage caused naturally and by humans.
So, Sibu makes vegan and cruelty-free products that don’t clog landfills, aren’t manufactured with harsh chemicals, and are packaged responsibly. It formulates these beauty products without the use of animal ingredients and without testing on animals.
Body Crystal of California is a vegan and cruelty-free company that we recently discovered, and we’re happy we did. This company sells animal-free, all-natural body splashes, fragrances, and deodorant stones that smell amazing and look cool too.
Nanshy’s approach to beauty is simple. It wants to “help as many people as we an enhance their beauty and appearance for an even better look.” Nanshy does this by creating beautiful beauty brushes that make it easy to apply a range of makeup products. It meets its goals for offering beauty to others by not taking beauty from animals. We love that. We get excited about finding companies that are committed to helping humans while keeping animals safe.
Has your child be asking to use a deodorant? Maybe he or she hasn’t, but you’ve noticed a need for a deodorant on hot days or after a lot of physical activities.
If you’re trying to find a deodorant that’s vegan and cruelty free, and that’s made with natural ingredients so your child stays healthy, consider the following popular brands and products.
If you have a teen, or a tween, who is newly getting into choosing skincare products for herself, you might want to suggest she look at Sparklehearts. Sparklehearts is a natural and vegan skincare brand that makes products for girls that are fun, safe to use, and responsible.
There are a lot of skincare companies that put out products with the intention of luring girls into an exciting world of beauty. Unfortunately, many of these brands offer skincare products that contain questionable ingredients and are manufactured with poor ethics.
As your young girl is discovering how special it is to take care of herself and her skin, she should also know how to choose products that her health, and that of others, in mind.
Sparitual’s motto is “Slow Beauty for a Fast World.” We love that. We love the fact that in today’s mass-produced and mass-marketed society, we can find easy, gentle, and calming products that treat our bodies, and the bodies of animals, with respect and care.
Shel Pink created Sparitual in 2004. She launched the brand with a clear mission in mind, to enlighten the consumer about natural and vegan skincare. From the beginning, she made many heads turn in the spa industry with her innovation and forward thinking. The intention for Sparitual was to offer products that honored the collective body, mind, and spirit. Apparently, the masses agree that a busy and complicated world doesn’t need to include mindless, and unsafe, skincare and beauty products.
If you like high-end, professional quality skincare, but can’t seem to find enough vegan and cruelty-free versions of it, we have a treat for you. We found Eminence Handmade Organic Skincare, a line of animal-friendly skincare products from Hungary that’s super luxurious and made with only the very best ingredients.
When we found out about Ellovi’s body, and lip butters, we were ecstatic. We love a good, rich, and creamy skin butter that’s also vegan and cruelty-free. Ellovi’s line of butters for the body, and the face, is exciting because it offers many options in terms of scents and flavors. It’s fun to have an abundance of choices in one product category, especially when vegans are used to being somewhat limited when it comes to suitable skincare.
