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Kacee S.

Jun 16, 2013

Kacee S.

Are you? Are you only in certain areas such as cosmetics or are you in every area of your life? Is it difficult? Tips? Brands? Opinions? Anything?

Kacee S.

Jun 17, 2013

Kacee S.

Thank you!

Roni T.

Nov 29, 2016

Roni T.

I'm a vegetarian using CF cosmetics, skincare, hygiene products and clothes, trying my best to use more vegan products nowadays. It was difficult at first since I've eaten meat my entire life and never even thought about animal testing or anything. Now that I'm more into it it's a whole lot easier! Also, joining a lot of Facebook groups for people using only vegan products has helped. I personally feel like it's a good thing to do as humans' vanity shouldn't come before animals' lives. On to brands - I personally rly like Elf and Nyx as it's cheap and they actually have great products! I also rly like Lush, even tho they cost a bit more. Lush's skincare products are also great and they mark every product if it's vegan or only vegetarian. Brands I love that are high-end are Tarte, Too Faced and Kat Von D. Mainly, the only difficult part (in my opinion) about using vegan products is that you have to read on the ingredients and know what to look for. Some companies even "trick" you bc they think bees wax is vegan (when most vegans would agree it's not) so they call it vegan even when it might not be. :/
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