LUSH Goes Egg-Free

The beauty brand is taking a stand against the cruel egg industry by removing all eggs from its products in an effort to reduce animal suffering.  

News

LUSH Announces Its Biggest Launch Ever … And It’s All Vegan

Lucky cats, crystal-filled geodes, and champagne-inspired bath bombs are a few of the standout products in the brand’s all-vegan Celebration Bath Bomb collection. 

News

Tech Startup Develops Vegan Silk-Infused Skincare Line

Biotech company Bolt Threads is behind new beauty brand Eighteen B which uses yeast-based silk proteins to create moisture-rich face cream without harming animals. 

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New Vegan Salon Launches in San Diego 

Eco Chic Salon offers 100-percent vegan hair and nail services in a lush, plant-filled setting. 

News

LUSH Launches Marshmallow and Egg Nog Vegan Bath Bombs

The festive bombs are part of a new 12-item vegan collection chosen by the beauty brand’s die-hard fans.

Clothes

15 Dad-Approved Vegan Christmas Gifts Under $50 

Keep your holiday gifts compassionate with these animal-friendly, vegan gifts for the dads in your life.   

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Dove Commits to Banning Animal Testing Worldwide

The skincare brand will prominently display cruelty-free labeling on its packaging starting next year—as its parent brand, Unilever, backs a global ban on animal testing.

Fashion + Beauty

10 Vegan Beauty Products at CVS That Will Save You Some Coin

Your local drugstore’s makeup aisles are full of cruelty-free hidden treasures.

Bodycare

8 Vegan-Friendly Ways to Lather Yourself in Pumpkin

Pumpkin spice is no longer limited to your morning cup of joe.

News

Procter & Gamble Bans Badger-Hair Shaving Brushes

The corporation’s brand Art of Shaving will replace badger hair with vegan fibers after learning about the cruel practice of beating the wild animals with chair legs on farms in China.

Makeup

Become an Eco-Friendly Beauty Queen with These 10 Vegan Products  

Ditch the plastic one shampoo bar at a time. 

Features

Glow Up With These 18 Vegan Beauty Brands

Cruelty-free companies are taking over the beauty industry, one liquid lipstick at a time.