I am a content consumer with the latest additions to my cruelty free arsenal. This new face soap deserves a mention. I have struggled to find a face wash that is kind to the purse strings, environment and animals. Cruelty free info, animal friendly products and some other puns and pleasantries on life.
Showing posts with label crueltyfree. Show all posts
Showing posts with label crueltyfree. Show all posts
Sunday, January 24, 2016
My latest find on no animal testing products. Palmer's Face Soap
I am a content consumer with the latest additions to my cruelty free arsenal. This new face soap deserves a mention. I have struggled to find a face wash that is kind to the purse strings, environment and animals.
Labels:
beauty products,
blog,
crueltyfree,
eco friendly,
ethical shopping,
face soap,
Los Angeles,
makeup,
mascara,
not tested on animals,
palmer's,
real techniques,
The Leaping Bunny,
trader joe's,
urban decay
Tuesday, November 3, 2015
Updated Shopping Guide to Cruelty Free Brands and Products
Cntd: A work in progress guide for the cruelty free novice..
Updated shopping list as of November 30th, 2015
Makeup
Labels:
Barry M,
beauty products,
Boots,
crueltyfree,
derma e,
Dermalogica,
Ecotools,
ecover,
ELF,
GOSH,
Ireland,
makeup,
mineral fusion,
NARS,
PETA,
Seventh Generation,
shower gel,
The Body Shop,
The Leaping Bunny
Friday, October 23, 2015
A Shopping Guide to cruelty free makeup and household products - what to buy and where
Labels:
Barry M,
beauty products,
Boots,
crueltyfree,
derma e,
Dermalogica,
Ecotools,
ecover,
ELF,
GOSH,
Ireland,
makeup,
mineral fusion,
NARS,
PETA,
Seventh Generation,
shower gel,
The Body Shop,
The Leaping Bunny
Tuesday, September 22, 2015
Cruelty Free Derma e. A review of a vegan option.
Derma e is a Southern California brand and was first brought to my attention upon that life changing visit (profound yet very true statement) to The Gentle Barn in Santa Clarita, CA. Derma e products are vegan and cruelty free. The ingredients used are all plant based, natural and organic. I have seen Derma e for sale in Bed Bath & Beyond, Whole Foods, Target, online and in other retailers in the US. Unfortunately I could not find distributors when I did a little research and checked if they were sold in stores in Ireland, however you can order from Amazon.co.uk and they are sold in stores in the UK and Canada. The products themselves can seem a little pricey at first glance but from my experience are worth it and you only need a very small amount of any of the products reviewed below. Therefore each jar will go a long way.
Labels:
beauty products,
body lotion,
crueltyfree,
derma e,
eco friendly,
lifestyle,
Lush,
moisturiser,
natural,
not tested on animals,
organic,
pure,
review,
skin,
spf,
The Body Shop,
vegan,
vegetarian,
Whole Foods
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