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Cruelty-free means that the products aren’t test on animals. Why is it important to be cruelty-free? Well, crazy enough, but animal testing is cruel and inhumane, and that should be reason enough to go cruelty-free. All it takes is a quick Google search to figure out if the brand you’re buying from is cruelty-free or not. If you aren’t sure where to start, here are seven cruelty-free brands to check out.
Alba Botanica®
Alba Botanica® uses 100% vegetarian ingredients, no synthetic fragrances, no harsh sulfates, no plastic microbeads, no animal testing, no artificial colors and no parabens or phthalates. As spring is coming upon us, and ideally the sun as well, I recommend the Hawaiian Green Tea Sunscreen SPF 45.
Glossier
Unless you’ve been living under a rock, you’ve probably heard of Glossier. If you don’t like wearing sunscreen, Glossier’s Invisible Shield daily sunscreen SPF 35 is for you.
Lush
Lush is 100% vegetarian and never tested on animals. Have you ever tried showering on your suncare with Lush’s The Sunblock?
Tarte
Tarte is cruelty free and has vegan products. The Tarte to Go™ Tarteguard 30 sunscreen lotion broad spectrum SPF 30 is handy to throw in your bag!
e.l.f.
All e.l.f. makeup products are vegan. Get some SPF in with your primer with e.l.f.’s Beauty Shield SPF 50 skin shielding primer.
What are some of your favorite cruelty-free beauty brands?