Vegan makeup, where to look?

topic posted Wed, June 11, 2008 - 5:56 AM by  offlineLynne
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Morning ladies. This may have been a topic before, and if so, I apologize. I am finally running out of my old makeup and looking to replace it with some vegan alternatives. It's easy enough to find lists of vegan friendly products online. What I can't find are places to buy them at. Would I have better luck looking at a fancy department store, a health food store, or one of the big mega chains? Am a SOL and relegated to ordering online?

Thanks.
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Lynne
Orlando
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  • Re: Vegan makeup, where to look?

    Wed, June 11, 2008 - 8:43 AM
    Hi Lynne- all the 'health food stores' around here carry some of my favorite stuff, like Kiss My Face and Jason and Dr. Bronners(they have all kinds of goodies now, not just soap). Do you have a coop near you? A Whole Foods? Trader Joe's (their stuff is generic but they label their vegan shampoos)? Some MAC is vegan, but not all of it: you have to call their Customer Service and they'll send you a list. I like *some* of Beauty Without Cruelty's stuff, which most department stores carry... Zuzu Luxe and Urban Decay are all vegan and I've seen them around lots of places. Does that help? Good luck, I'm slooooowly replacing my stuff, too- got some tips from the vegan salon down the street!
  • Re: Vegan makeup, where to look?

    Wed, July 16, 2008 - 6:25 AM
    Urban Decay is my favorite makeup line! They have a lot of vegan products and funky colors, perfect for us dancers. You can find their products at Sephora or urbandecay.com

    I would highly recommend looking at the Urban Decay website as it is very user/veg friendly and their customer service is outstanding!
  • Re: Vegan makeup, where to look?

    Wed, July 16, 2008 - 9:51 AM
    Jane Iredale is very nice and vegan as well....all natural minerals, no preservatives or fillers. Only the brushes would be non-vegan since they use animal hair, though they are completely cruelty free. Also, because of the zinc and titanium, they have natural SPF. I wear it and never get burnt in the sun. They also have a body bronzer/SPF that's really cool! Comes in the crushed mineral form and is very easy to apply and doesn't rub off.
    Good luck in your quest!
  • Re: Vegan makeup, where to look?

    Wed, July 23, 2008 - 3:36 PM
    Why don't you take a look at Dr. Hauschka's stuff. I love their cleansers and creams (my black heads are finally gone). And I love their foundation. I have to admit that I did not try the make-up yet, I'm still using my old stuff. You'll find Dr. Hauschka at the Whole Foods Market.
  • Re: Vegan makeup, where to look?

    Fri, August 8, 2008 - 10:43 PM
    ohhhhh my absolute favorite body products lately are LUSH!
    one of my very best friends works at a lush store and has introduced me to their sister company...
    b never busy too be beautiful...
    www.lush.co.uk/IndexB.aspx

    i have never used their make up products but i am so head over heels in love with lush products that i would only expect the best from them!!

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