Ethical Is Beautiful

There is an emerging eco-friendly string to add to your ethical beauty. Ethical beauty is skincare, hair products, and cosmetics and those are brands that do not test on animals.  And free of animal-derived ingredients.

1. Organic Argan Oil Conditioner

Ethical Is Beautiful

There is an emerging eco-friendly string to add to your ethical beauty. Ethical beauty is skincare, hair products, and cosmetics and those are brands that do not test on animals.  And free of animal-derived ingredients.

1. Organic Argan Oil Conditioner

Natural & Organic: Natural & organic ingredients

Eco-Friendly: recyclable packaging &  Biodegradable

Brand Ethics: ethically made, vegan,  cruelty-free, palm oil-free, gives back, 

Price Range | £9.95

2. Organic Lavender Shampoo

3.  Organic Pomegranate Shampoo 

4. AHA - peeling (Glycolic acid 8%)

Natural & Organic : Natural & organic ingredients

Eco-Friendly: Natural acid-based products,

Brand Ethics:  ethically made, vegan,  cruelty-free, palm oil-free, gives back.

Price Range: £19.95

5. Bio Hydration (Plant-derived Dry Oil Hemisqualane)

Natural & Organic : Natural & organic ingredients

Eco-Friendly: plant-based products and bio hydration

Brand Ethics:  ethically made, vegan,  cruelty-free, palm oil-free, gives back.

Price Range: £19.95

6.Organic Aloe Vera Shampoo

BETA Solution [Pure Salicylic Acid 2% Super Serum]

Natural & Organic : Natural & organic ingredients

Eco-Friendly: natural acid-based products and skincare

Brand Ethics:  ethically made, vegan,  cruelty-free, palm oil-free, gives back.

Price Range: £19.95

Body Whitening Cream

Natural & Organic : Natural & organic ingredients

Eco-Friendly: plant-based products and organic body whitening cream

Brand Ethics:  ethically made, vegan,  cruelty-free, palm oil-free, gives back.

Price Range: £9.95

Animal Testing

Perhaps the most obvious way in which skincare & beauty products have been unethically and hugely tested on animals all over the world as well as in the UK.

In the twenty-first century this rate decreased a lot but many top brands such as  Avon and  Maybelline, still carry out cruel tests on animals.

Make sure that you check the print of the products which you are purchasing. While your favorite eyeliner may give your eyes the lift they need, if it was tested on another wildlife, you might wish to switch to a  brand that is more ethical.

Going Vegan

When it comes to your meals you are likely already a vegan or vegetarian as an ethical person. you probably stopped buying leather already But did you know that some red lipstick uses the carmine residue of crushed red beetles?  How disgusting it is!

Beauty products may not appear at first glance, be full of animal products. However, look closer, and you will see squalane derived from the livers of sharks in your eyeshadow and the beeswax within mascara.

Who benefits from Ethical beauty products?

The answer is: Everyone. When companies focus on sustainable and ethical practices they help both the people and  the planet. With so many personal care products on the market, investing in the tools that will help your brand focus on sustainability will not only help your brand reputation but your impact on the environment. From limiting batch sizes and ethically sourcing ingredients to encouraging consumers to recycle packaging; sustainability is in the hands of the company.

Switching To Ethical, Cruelty-Free Beauty Products

You can slowly begin to build up your new range of cosmetics, skincare, and beauty products as you become more attached to what you’re looking for.

ethical beauty is not a matter that happens overnight. However, if you’re motivated, you can give up the skincare and beauty products tested on animals and acquire a new more ethical range of beauty products to add to your daily routine.