Modern cosmetics: Cruelty-free and Vegan

 

A vegan diet is where no animal products are consumed in any form. No meat, milk, cheese, or butter is eaten. Veganism can be more than just a diet; it is a lifestyle choice. Many vegans look for clothes, shoes, and skincare products that don’t contain any animal by-products or ingredients.  

What goes into vegan skincare products? 

Vegan cosmetics and skincare products don’t contain honey, beeswax, lanolin, gelatin, or any other compounds derived from animals. Vegan products are likely to be mild and typically have very few nasty ingredients. They use natural ingredients that are wholesome and good for people with sensitive skin. A commonly used element is sweet almond oil with anti-inflammatory properties and an emollient (improves skin tone and prevents moisture loss.). Another is macadamia oil with excellent anti-aging properties to repair damaged skin and reduce wrinkles and fine lines. Aloe vera extracts contain antioxidants as well as Vitamins A and C. It reduces acne scars and blemishes.

Are vegan products tested on animals? 

When we think of creams and makeup to look after ourselves, it doesn’t come to mind that many of the products we use every day are tested on mice, rabbits, and guinea pigs. They are injected and rubbed with ingredients that burn their skin and cause immense pain. The good news is that most vegan brands have cruelty-free cosmetics, which aren’t tested on animals.

Can vegan and cruelty-free products produce high-quality cosmetics?

Yes, they can. An example is a luminous moisturizing foundation It can give radiance to the complexion and even the skin tone. It is available in several shades that are perfect for almost any complexion. SPF 15 for sun protection ensures that the skin is protected from the effects of UV rays. When enriched with sweet almond oil and macadamia oil, the foundation will give the perfect balance between skincare and makeup.