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    Lucy WalkerBy Lucy WalkerUpdated:5 July 20241 Comment9 Mins Read
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    Are you looking to make the switch to a vegan life? It can be tricky and hard to find vegan alternatives to your usual routine and products, but that’s what we’re here for. Veganism is no longer a fringe movement. According to the Vegan Society, there are at least 600,000 vegans in the UK. Also, there are now 54,000 vegan products registered globally, with 22,000 of those being cosmetics and toiletries.

    Today, we’re going to be looking at vegan beauty brands and products everyone should know and incorporate into their routine.

    Dimension Nails

    Dimension Nails 

    Dimension Nails offers a stunning collection of vegan and cruelty-free nail polishes, with tones inspired by nature. Their vibrant shades include the rich hue of vegan chocolate, the bright and bold scarlet butterfly, and the serene ethical blue. Designed to make a statement, Dimension Nails’ polishes cater to both loud and bashful personalities, providing a diverse palette that allows for creative expression. Each color is formulated to be long-lasting and chip-resistant, ensuring that your nails remain eye-catching and stylish. Perfect for those who are environmentally conscious and love to showcase unique, nature-inspired aesthetics.

    UpCircle

    UpCircle products

    This coffee-based scrub brand, founded by brother and sister has a diverse skincare range that uses and celebrates cosmetic waste products. Their zesty face toner uses residual water of green mandarin fruit normally thrown by the juicing industry.

    They offer cruelty-free, plastic-free and terrific skin-brightening products.

    Ecotools

    EcoTools products

    Switching to a vegan lifestyle doesn’t just mean changing your products; it also involves updating your tools. Ecotools offers a comprehensive vegan-only accessories kit that includes high-quality makeup brushes, sponges, applicators, and bath accessories. Each tool is designed with sustainability in mind, using recycled materials and renewable bamboo. The kit also features a handy, compact case, making it easy to carry your essentials wherever you go. With Ecotools, you can ensure that your beauty routine is both eco-friendly and effective, supporting your commitment to vegan and cruelty-free practices.

    Pai Skincare

    Pai Skincare Products

    Pai Skincare, certified by The Vegan Society, is renowned for its commitment to using organic ingredients in every product. The brand’s formulations are a testament to the power of nature, with a focus on gentle yet effective skincare solutions. Their cleansing oils, enriched with fruit extracts and rosehip oil, provide a soft and smooth cleansing experience, leaving the skin feeling nourished and rejuvenated.

    Additionally, Pai’s SPF30 sunscreen is highly praised for its protective qualities without compromising on skin health, making it an essential part of any skincare routine. Pai Skincare exemplifies how vegan, organic ingredients can deliver exceptional results while being kind to the planet.

    Biossance

    Biossance products

    Biossance, a renowned vegan beauty brand, offers an eye cream that leverages the power of squalane and marine algae to rejuvenate the skin around your eyes. This potent formulation smooths out fine lines and locks in moisture, resulting in a younger, fresher appearance. The squalane hydrates and plumps the skin, while the marine algae extract helps to firm and tighten, giving your eyes a revitalized and refreshed look. Ideal for daily use, Biossance’s eye cream is perfect for those seeking to enhance their skincare routine with effective, vegan-friendly products.

    Irene Forte Skincare

    Irene Forte products

    This luxury vegan brand produces skincare products using prickly pear cacti for face cream and almonds for a cleansing milk. Other products include lavender and rosemary cleanser, lemon toner, hibiscus night cream, omega-rich oils, shea butter and green pea botanical peptides.

    E.L.F. Cosmetics

    Elf Cosmetics

    E.L.F. Cosmetics is celebrated for its affordable and high-quality products, including their vegan bite-size eye shadows. These mini-palettes are perfectly sized for on-the-go application, fitting conveniently into your handbag. Available in a wide array of vibrant and neutral colours, these eye shadows cater to every mood and occasion.

    Whether you’re looking for a subtle daytime look or a bold evening style, E.L.F. Cosmetics’ vegan eye shadows offer versatility and convenience without compromising on quality or ethical standards. Their commitment to cruelty-free beauty makes them a favorite among conscious consumers seeking effective and affordable makeup options.

    Vegan by Happy Skin

    Vegan Happy Skincare Products

    Vegan by Happy Skin products uses anything from watermelons, pineapples, plums, coconuts and avocados in their skincare range. They are vegan, cruelty-free and are up to 98% natural. They also pledge to reduce post-consumer plastic by 50% by 2029.

    Herbivore Botanicals

     Herbivore Botanicals

    Herbivore Botanicals, an all-vegan skincare brand, features products formulated with bakuchiol, a botanical alternative to retinol. Known for its effectiveness in reducing the appearance of fine lines, bakuchiol helps keep the skin hydrated and smooth. This gentle yet potent ingredient offers the anti-aging benefits of traditional retinol without the associated irritation, making it suitable for all skin types. Herbivore’s commitment to using natural, plant-based ingredients ensures that your skincare routine is both effective and environmentally conscious, promoting a healthy, radiant complexion.

    Moo & Yoo

    Moo Hair Products

    Using fully recycled bottles and jars, Moo & Yoo offers body care and hair care products. They are free from palm oil and use ingredients such as marula oil and Icelandic moss. Founded by a mother and daughter duo from Scotland, this is a small business that loves its customers and values their sustainable values.

    Kaike

    Kaike products

    Kaike is not only vegan, it is plant-based and cruelty-free. Kaike’s cleansing oil is comforting when stripping make-up off and doesn’t have any adverse reactions on the skin. A natural cocktail of grapeseed, apricot and hemp seed oils massage dry skin and leave a moisturised complexion.

    Aesop

    Aesop products

    This Australian hand soap has been vegan-friendly for years. Its aromatic hand wash uses mandarin rind, rosemary lead and cedar atlas. They offer exfoliant pastes, night masques and other skincare products.

    Milk Makeup

    Milk Makeup

    Milk Makeup is a standout in the vegan and cruelty-free beauty industry, known for its innovative and skin-friendly formulations. Their products, particularly the Hydro Grip Primer, feature a gel-based formula that not only grips makeup to your skin for long-lasting wear but also hydrates and nourishes the surface of the skin. This dual-action primer combines the benefits of a powerful makeup base with essential skincare, thanks to its infusion of hydrating ingredients like aloe water, hyaluronic acid, and cannabis seed extract.

    The sumptuous formula is kind to all skin types, providing a smooth, refreshed canvas that enhances the application and longevity of your makeup. As a must-have in any makeup routine, Milk Makeup’s products embody the perfect blend of functionality and ethical beauty standards, making them a beloved choice among conscious consumers.

    Summer Fridays

    Summer Fridays makeup

    Living up to its name, Summer Fridays’ vegan Jet Lag Mask is a skincare essential infused with brightening vitamin C and niacinamide to soothe and calm irritated skin. This multitasking mask not only hydrates and revitalizes but also works wonders as a quick fix for tired and dull skin.

    Ideal for use after long flights, late nights, or anytime your skin needs a pick-me-up, the Jet Lag Mask delivers a boost of hydration and radiance. Whether used as a leave-on mask, an overnight treatment, or a daytime moisturizer, it leaves your skin feeling refreshed and rejuvenated, ready to take on any summer adventure.

    Pacifica

    Pacifica makeup

    Pacifica’s vegan and cruelty-free Salty Waves Hair Care Bundle is a must-have for achieving that perfect beach-ready look. This bundle includes a texturizing shampoo, conditioner, spray, and hair balm, all designed to hydrate and enhance your hair’s natural texture. Infused with ocean-inspired ingredients, these products work together to add volume, define waves, and keep your hair looking effortlessly tousled and fresh. Whether you’re aiming for soft, beachy waves or just need a boost of hydration, Pacifica’s Salty Waves line ensures your hair is always ready for summer adventures.

    Isle of Paradise

    Isle of Paradise products

    This vegan-friendly and the cruelty-free product is colour correcting and uses ingredients such as avocados, chia seeds and coconut oils. Their products smell lovely because they use ylang-ylang and are safe, which also boast hydration capabilities.

    Bite Beauty

    Bite beauty lipsticks

    Bite beauty is home to many vegan lip products, as well as vegan eye makeup and skincare. Bite beauty products feature lanolin, a wool-sourced ingredient used in balms, and is loaded with agave nectar, known for maximising moisture.

    Tower28

    Tower28 makeup products

    Tower28 is also cruelty-free and vegan. This colour cosmetics brand is known for its vegan cream bronzer and its skin-loving ingredients like green tea extract and mango butter. Tower28, offers a luxurious and exotic alternative for vegans.

    Josephine Cosmetics

    Josephine Cosmetics

    One of the most glam vegan brands out there, Josephine Cosmetics is known for its eye dazzle makeup and its lightweight texture. Made from shea butter, this brand is smooth and stunning with colours available including baby pink and yellow gold.

    Youth to the People

    Youth to the People products

    Youth to the People is a skincare brand that swaps animal-based ingredients for vegetable and plant-based alternatives. They are particularly known for their antioxidant-rich cleanser, which is formulated with nutrient-dense ingredients like kale, spinach, and vitamin C.

    This powerful blend helps to gently cleanse and refresh the skin while providing essential vitamins and antioxidants that promote a healthy, glowing complexion. Youth to the People’s commitment to using plant-based ingredients ensures that their products are not only effective but also align with vegan and cruelty-free values.

    Vegan Beauty

    The shift towards vegan beauty is more than just a trend; it’s a movement that aligns with ethical consumerism and environmental sustainability. Our exploration of the top 20 vegan beauty brands and products demonstrates the vast array of high-quality, cruelty-free options available today. From skincare essentials like Youth to the People’s antioxidant cleanser to makeup must-haves from E.L.F. Cosmetics and nail polishes from Dimension Nails, these brands are paving the way for a more compassionate and eco-friendly beauty industry.

    By choosing vegan beauty products, you’re not only taking a stand against animal cruelty but also investing in products that often boast cleaner, more natural ingredients. Whether you’re a seasoned vegan or just starting your journey, integrating these brands into your routine can make a significant difference for both your skin and the planet.

    For more vegan-friendly & cruelty-free guides and listicles, keep an eye on Aesthetics Today regularly!

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    1. Sophia Rogers on 29 October 2022 1:41 am

      I love Vegan products because they are generally made with natural and organic ingredients that tend to be gentler for sensitive skin.

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