Cruelty-Free Companies/Product Suggestions?

Jan 22, 2016

Heather N.

I have dry and sensitive skin. I'm also prone to hormonal acne flareups (yippee). As far as hair goes I have a thick and dry mop on top of my head (though I've had a lot of success using Alba Botanica's Coconut Milk shampoo and conditioner). I'm vegetarian and I'm currently trying to switch to all cruelty free brands. Anyone with similar hair and skin concerns have any product suggestions? :)

Jan 22, 2016

Sarah O.

For acne I suggest the naturals line from netogara(don't know how to spell it) it didn't work for my skin but I have oily skin instead of dry. But the smell is lovely!

Jan 22, 2016

Kitty K.

Hey Heather, here's a link to brands that are approved by the Leaping Bunny that will help you a lot :)

http://www.leapingbunny.org/guide/brands

Jan 22, 2016

Heather N.

Sarah: Neutrogena tests on animals :(
Kitty: I've seen the list :) I was more hoping for specific suggestions from people regarding what products they've tried and loved. Thank you though.

Jan 22, 2016

Sarah O.

I suggest these two:
cera ve

biore

They both don't test on animals

Jan 23, 2016

Stacie H.

Jane Iredale is PETA approved. They even collect hair for the brushes humanely :) I use the foundation and I LOVE IT. also recommend by the skin cancer foundation for every day use as it has spf in it, and it's recommend by estheticians for use after facials (which technically no makeup is best). I have also used the primer from her, and it is the best primer I've ever used, I just can't afford it anymore :(

Jan 25, 2016

Kristine N.

OGX you get it in drug stores and lush