Cruelty-Free Make-up Brands

We all love beauty and skincare products, don’t we? But do you know where these make-up products come from, how they are produced and who are they tested on before reaching you and touching your beautiful skin? 

Most of us are ignorant about the origin of these products. We would all agree that harming someone else for our needs is very selfish. All those beauty products from different brands that we use are mostly tested on animals. Those little, fragile animals suffer for our beauty and it is plain cruel and highly unacceptable.

But don’t worry ladies, we are not asking you to ditch makeup, instead, switch to brands which are highly ethical in their ways. We bring you brands which make sure that from their raw materials to the finished products, nothing is ever tested on animals and use other, non-harmful ways to test their products. 

1. Milani

Milani takes pride in declaring itself 100% cruelty-free, as certified by PETA. They do not test their products on animals and neither allows others to test on their behalf. Milani believes that beauty is never captivating and that bold beauty should never come at the cost of animal testing. 

A range of Vegan cosmetics is also available and they use natural, plant-based synthetic ingredients as much as possible. 

2. The Body Shop

This skincare brand has been cruelty-free and is certified by PETA and The Leaping Bunny. The Body Shop seeks to produce ethical and sustainable high-quality skincare and haircare products with natural ingredients. They also ran a Forever Against Animal Testing campaign with Cruelty-Free International to end animal testing worldwide. 

3. Nyx

One of the most famous makeup brands, Nyx is also cruelty-free. They do not test their products or ingredients on animals and are PETA certified. They also have a wide range of Vegan products to choose from. 

4. Elf Cosmetics

This line of luxurious cosmetics follows cruelty-free policies. They do not test on animals. Even their brushes in the essential line are made from cut natural horsehair with genuine wood handles. The brushes in the studio line are vegan-friendly and made of anti-bacterial, synthetic Taklon hair.

5. Wet n Wild

One of the most budget-friendly, drugstore makeup that we all love is cruelty-free and PETA-certified. Wet n Wild believes in beauty without cruelty. None of our animal friends is harmed in making their products. They also have a huge line of Vegan cosmetics for you to choose from. 

There are many such brands who follow cruelty-free policy and are we are very proud of all of them.