What's vegan makeup?

Vegan makeup is a type of makeup that does not contain any animal derived ingredients. It is used by people who are vegan, and it can be used by people who simply want to avoid animal derived ingredients in their beauty products.

There are lots of reasons someone might want to use vegan makeup, including: wanting to avoid using animal derived ingredients in their products, or just wanting to make sure they're using products that won't harm the environment. There are a lot of vegan makeup brands out there, but not all of them are truly vegan or cruelty free. 

More people are becoming vegan

The vegan community is becoming more confident, vocal and more powerful as time goes on. Veganism has grown in popularity over the past decade, from a niche lifestyle to a mainstream way of life for many people. The number of vegans in the world is growing steadily year on year, but it’s not just vegans who are switching to cruelty free beauty products. There are plenty of makeup lovers out there who aren't necessarily vegan; they simply want to support vegan makeup brands that don't test on animals or use animal products.

These days there are so many huge brands embracing veganism (and ethical practices) as part of their business models! And with this increase in demand for non animal tested options come some pretty amazing advancements in technology - such as synthetic silk and other plant based fibres which are being used instead of real silk or fur respectively - which make these products look just as great but without causing harm to living things!

Vegan makeup is so popular

Vegan makeup is more popular than ever. Veganism as a whole has been on the rise for years, and this is reflected in the increasing number of people who choose to avoid animal derived products. The vegan beauty industry has been growing steadily, including popular brands like Inika and 100% Pure that have made their mark with cruelty free products. For people who are passionate about living a cruelty free lifestyle and making ethical decisions, vegan makeup has become an easy way to accomplish both goals at once!

Veganism is no longer just a fringe movement; it's now mainstream enough that even non vegans are looking into it because they want to reduce their environmental impact or make responsible choices when consuming products.

Vegan makeup is more than a trend, it's a movement

As veganism has become more popular, the demand for vegan products has grown exponentially. And with this demand, new companies have stepped up to meet the needs of consumers who want an alternative to animal derived products.

Vegan makeup can be hard to find at first because most brands don't advertise themselves as being cruelty free or vegan (but they might be). It's always better to research your options before making any purchases so you can avoid supporting companies that use animal testing or byproducts in their products. Once you do this though, you'll find there are plenty of quality brands out there from which you can purchase beauty items without sacrificing your morals!

Alternatively shopping with Sassy Organics will make this process effortless. We only stock, vegan and cruelty free brands, which also contains natural and organic ingredients.

Is vegan makeup cruelty free?

Veganism is a lifestyle that doesn't involve parts of animals or animal byproducts in any way. While this might seem like a very obvious and straightforward concept, there are actually many misconceptions about veganism that can lead to misunderstandings about how it works. So, let's clear things up!

Vegan makeup doesn't contain any animal products or byproducts. This means no beeswax or honey (or other bee products), no carmine (the red colouring used in some lipsticks), no gelatin (found in some mascaras and concealers), etc.

However, this doesn’t mean that products have not been tested on animals and therefore vegan makeup may not always be cruelty free. For example, a product may be free of any animal ingredients but it may still be tested on animals, which is not cruelty free.

When looking for vegan and cruelty free makeup, it is important to buy if from a reputable retailers, and in particular vegan retailers like Sassy Organics, as we do all the due diligence making sure that that products are not only vegan and cruelty free, but they don’t contain any nasties and are also good for your skin and the environment.

Is vegan makeup is good for skin?

If you've been thinking about making the switch to vegan makeup, you're not alone. More and more people are making the connection between cosmetics and animal products - and realising that it's possible to find similar results without harming animals or contributing to environmental degradation.

While there are lots of benefits to switching over, here are some things to keep in mind when shopping for vegan beauty products:

• Be prepared for labels! Any product labelled "100 percent cruelty free" has not been tested on animals. Any product labelled "vegan" means it contains no animal derived ingredients like lanolin or beeswax. The same goes for parabens (a preservative), phthalates (plasticizers), sodium lauryl sulfate (cleansing agent) — all potentially harmful chemicals found in traditional cosmetics.
• It's good for your skin! Many of the chemicals used in traditional makeup are toxic and can cause breakouts. Vegan makeup often uses ingredients like coconut oil and plant based oils, which are natural and nourishing to the skin. It's also often made without artificial fragrances or dyes, so it doesn't irritate or inflame your skin.

While not all vegan makeup is good for you (in particular cheap supermarket brands), as it may still contain nasty ingredients, makeup sold by Sassy Organics is natural and organic, meaning no nasties.

Does vegan makeup have chemicals?

Vegan makeup is not tested on animals and does not contain any ingredients derived from animal sources. This means that products are usually formulated with plant based ingredients, which can be more gentle to the skin than traditional makeup formulas.

You may also want to avoid parabens when looking for vegan makeup. Parabens are added as preservatives for many other types of cosmetic products because they're inexpensive and effective - but they've been linked to cancer in some studies!

Is vegan makeup better for your skin?

It's no secret that vegan makeup is a booming industry. The number of people who are making the switch to vegan products for their skin, hair, and nails is growing every day. But does that mean that vegan makeup is better for your skin?

The answer is… it depends. Vegan makeup doesn't contain animal products, but that doesn't necessarily make it better for your skin. What's important is knowing how to choose the right makeup for your needs and what's best for you.

Vegan products are free of animal derived ingredients like beeswax, lanolin (wool wax), and gelatin. This means they're free of many common irritants that are found in traditional cosmetics. They also tend to be less harsh on your skin, which can help you avoid irritation and redness while wearing them.

In addition to being less irritating, vegan cosmetics have been shown to help improve the health of your skin by providing antioxidants and helping to boost collagen production. The antioxidants found in many non animal based products can neutralise free radicals before they damage healthy cells or cause inflammation in the body; this helps prevent premature aging by protecting against sun damage as well as other environmental factors like pollution or cigarette smoke exposure.

Which vegan makeup brands are vegan?

There are hundreds of vegan makeup brands in Australia and the best place to check if the brands is fully vegan and cruelty free is on PETA website. 

At Sassy Organics, we stock the following cruelty free brands: Zuii Organic, Ere Perez, NEEK and Hanami. While they are 100% cruelty free, they have a small number of products containing beeswax, which are not vegan. However, we only stock products from those brands that are completely vegan. You can rest assured that buying products from us means that they are 100% vegan & cruelty free.

Is vegan makeup halal?

Halal is an Arabic word that translates to "permissible" in English. In the Quran, the word halal is contrasted with haram (forbidden). The term halal is particularly associated with Islamic dietary laws and especially meat processed and prepared in accordance with those requirements, however this also extends to other parts of life including skin care and makeup.

While vegan products don't contain animal products, they may contain alcohol, which is forbidden under halal practice. As such, vegan makeup does not necessary translate to halal makeup. There would be specific makeup brands thought that would carry halal makeup only. Certification for halal products is given by legal authorities in most Muslim majority countries, while in other countries, it is voluntarily acquired by companies and issued by non-governmental organizations for an annual fee.

Why vegan makeup is better than traditional makeup?

Vegan makeup is better than traditional makeup because it is more sustainable, healthier for you and the planet, and often more ethical than traditional makeup.

Vegan makeup is made without animal products such as beeswax and lanolin. This means that no animals were used in the production process of these products.

Vegan makeup can be healthier for you because it is free from parabens and other potentially harmful ingredients. It also covers your skin with a protective layer that blocks out pollutants and prevents aging.

The vegan lifestyle is better for the planet because it relies on fewer resources and creates less waste than traditional practices do.

Top selling vegan makeup tool

Vegan makeup brushes are made from synthetic materials and are cruelty free. They aren't made with any animal products, which means they're also vegan! These types of brushes last longer than traditional makeup brushes and don't absorb as much product so you'll use less of your favourite products when applying them to your face.

Final thoughts

We hope that this article has helped you understand the different types of makeup available for vegans. If you are interested in learning more about vegan skincare, we recommend reading our other articles on the subject as well!

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