I’m always looking for makeup products that don’t test on animals because there’s no need to do that. There are several brands that make high-quality makeup that is not tested on animals. Most of the time, these brands are also vegan. Still, it’s always good to buy makeup from firms that don’t test on animals to send a message to other companies and help stop animal testing. I love these cruelty-free beauty brands!
1. Lime Crime
Lime Crime Makeup’s website is limecrimemakeup.com.
Lime Crime is at the top of the list of cruelty-free beauty brands because it is my fave. The brand is not very big, but a lot of people, even famous people, love it. The “About” site says that stars including Adele, Katy Perry, and Nicki Minaj have used Lime Crime makeup. I can’t get enough of their carousel gloss right now, but everything Lime Crime sells is really good and worth the money.
2. Urban Decay
Website: urbandecay.com
Yes, ladies, UD does not test on animals! Thank goodness, because it’s my favorite brand of makeup. I’m very happy to hear that a big makeup manufacturer is against experimentation on animals. I stopped buying from a lot of well-known products that aren’t cruelty-free, but I’m not worried about UD!
3. Aromaleigh
Website: aromaleigh.com
I found this indie beauty brand a few years ago and have been completely hooked ever since. A new mineral cosmetics brand has come to town, so move over Bare Minerals! Aromaleigh has hundreds of glittery, bright eyeshadow pigments that put on so well. They also provide blush and foundation for the face. I have loved everything I have ever bought from Aromaleigh (which is a lot).
4. Too Faced
Website: too-faced.com
I already like Too Faced, but now I find out they’re cruelty-free! Too Faced makes some beautiful makeup, especially eyeshadow palettes. Some people don’t like it, while others enjoy it as much as I do. I guess it really depends on what you like. If you’ve never tried anything from Too Faced, I think you should!
“Making yourself more beautiful doesn’t always imply aiming for the shiny look. More women now understand how attractive a shine-free finish can be. You may also get a perfect, soft glow with the correct tools and methods. Follow these great matte makeup tutorials to learn how to perfect this style. “Improve your natural skin tone without the extra flash.”
5. M.A.C
The website is maccosmetics.com.
The big kahuna in makeup doesn’t hurt animals! You’d think that would tell the other corporations who still test on animals to stop, right? Still, that’s one less reason to feel bad about spending all that money on M.A.C., right? The makeup is of the highest quality and is prepared in a way that is kind to people. What else could a girl want? It’s worth it, even if it costs a lot.
6. Stila
Website: stilacosmetics.com
I don’t use a lot of Stila products, basically just their eyeliners, but I know a lot of people who love this brand. I notice their items all the time when I shop at Sephora, and I have to say that they look like a terrific brand. I might buy some of their things the next time I go shopping!
7. E.L.F.
Website: eyeslipsface.com
I don’t like everything E.L.F makes, but I do like some of it. I know they’re a well-known drugstore brand, and I have a few of their palettes. If you like E.L.F., you should be happy that they don’t test on animals.
8. Barry M
Website: barrym.com
I just learnt about this brand from watching cosmetic tutorials on YouTube, but it seems to be a really big deal in the UK. After doing some research, I found out that they don’t test on animals! I haven’t used any of their products yet, but a lot of my favorite UK cosmetic gurus on YouTube do, so they seem like a solid company.
