Vegan Skincare
Vegan Skincare
Vegan diets are increasingly common with a growing number of people choosing to adopt a vegan lifestyle. Many non-vegan consumers also purchase vegan products as they are often created using organic or natural ingredients that can be milder on skin. These product suit those with more sensitive skin as well as those prone to allergies or specific skin reactions.
With the increase in the number of people choosing to become vegan, the availability of vegan skincare products has also risen. It is important that you choose products carefully, it is easy to assume that because a product does not contain any animal derivatives or ingredients that is vegan. This is not the case, there are several products that are marketed as being vegan friendly, however the product itself has been tested on animals.
How do you know if a skincare product is suitable for vegans?
Vegan
Cruelty Free
Benefits of Vegan skincare
BETTER FOR ANIMALS
Most Vegan products have not been tested on animals, but if you are making a choice to help our living creatures, make sure that your products also contain the cruelty free logo as well as the Vegan logo.
BETTER FOR THE ENVIRONMENT
Vegan skincare providers are usually more conscious about the environment and the world where we live. They are more likely to try to be carbon neutral, reduce packaging, use recycled materials where possible and use natural and organic materials.
GENTLE ON THE SKIN
Skincare containing non-animal products or bi-products are generally gentler on the skin and consist of calming, botanical ingredients which are less aggressive and usually suitable for all skin types.
VITAMINS AND ANTIOXIDANTS
Plant-derived skincare products are often rich in vitamins, antioxidants and minerals essential to our skin and lower in toxins. Toxic substances accumulate as you go up the food chain, so plants will always be more toxin-free than animals!
What to avoid
Gelatine
This is a good dietary source of collagen, which helps to maintain healthy skin, but is obtained from boiling skin, tendons, ligaments or bones of animals – which is absolutely not Vegan!
Lanolin
Mainly derived from sheep wool, it is the waxy substance that coats the wool to provide a water-proof layer.
Guanine
A component of our DNA and used in skincare, found naturally in excrement and dead bodies of birds, bats and fish scales.
Beeswax
Used as a thickener and emulsifier in cosmetics, obtained from honeybees.
What is Vegan skincare?
A skincare product that has been certified as vegan does not contain any animal derived bi-products or ingredients. Animal products commonly found in products typically include honey, beeswax, squalene and lanolin.
Our Recommendations
Jane Iredale products are clean, natural, vegan friendly and cruelty free make-up to nourish and protect your skin.
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