Vegan beauty in Veganuary

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Veganuary! It’s everywhere – even here! Yes, there are loads of vegan beauty products out there. Probably loads more than you’d even think – but why would beauty products have loads of animal product in them?!

Anyway, I’ve been bombared with Veganuary press releases since, ooh, way back in October, maybe. So, I’ve picked a few vegan beauty products to share with you here.

Nourish London’s KALE 3D Cleanse (£25, nourishlondon.com) deeply cleanses the skin and removes all impurities. Superfood Kale and Griffonia detoxify and create a unique defense mechanism against pollution, helping to maintain skin suppleness, minimising the signs of ageing. Hyaluronic acid, probiotics and oxygenating extracts restore skin hydration, energising and refreshing the skin.

Nourish London was founded by Dr Pauline Hili, one of the UK’s leading Organic Skincare experts, who is a Fellow of Royal Society of Chemistry.  The brand is 100% vegan, certified organic, ethically sourced and cruelty-free, and Dr Pauline advocates a vegan regime.
“There are plenty of reasons why lots of us are choosing to go vegan, for many it is simply about the love of animals and for some it is about their increasing concern about the negative environmental impact of meat farming,” she explains. “At Nourish London, our philosophy is that healthy skin is beautiful skin and we believe that the best way to achieve the most beautiful, radiant, healthy skin is by using natural skincare that does not contain any animal products or byproducts, that is cruelty-free and does not contain harmful chemicals.”

Butter London Patent Shine 10X Nail Polish (£15, marksandspencer.com) is infused with Bamboo Extract and Diamond Powder, and promotes smoother, stronger and healthier nails with every use. It’s also free from Formaldehyde, Formaldehyde Resin, DBP, Toluene, Camphor, Ethyl Tosylamide, Xylene and TPHP.

Naturally Tribal Skincare IYA Women’s Body Food (£24.99, naturallytribalgroup.com) is a rich body butter, packed with yummy ingredients including shea butter, bergamot, geranium, ylang ylang, apricot,and clary sage, for dry and thirsty skin. Naturally Tribal Skincare contains 100% natural ingredients carefully sourced in Africa and made in the UK. The main ingredient in Naturally Tribal products comes from the African Karite (Shea) Tree. The company collaborates with the women of Essan in Nigeria by sourcing their ingredients from their community in an ethical and sustainable manner, providing the infrastructure needed to ensure quality and the training that will help them progress.

 

Greek brand Korres has an anti-ageing range, using saffron from the Greek Krocus flowers. It has immense antioxidant power and will help correct all signs of ageing. What’s not to love about Korres Golden Krocus Ageless Saffron Elixir Serum (£69, lookfantastic.com)?

Dr.’s REMEDY Nail Polish (£11.95, feetlife.co.uk) is a Vegan friendly and an 8-free nail polish, and is free of the top nasties including formaldehyde, formaldehyde resin, toluene, parabens, and phthalates. It works on yellow, discoloured nails and dry, brittle nails, as well strong healthy nails. I can’t wait to try this stuff out! My nails are a mess. It’s also vegan-friendly, and comes in lots of lovely colours. It contains tea tree oil, garlic bulb extract, vitamins C and E, and wheat protein.

Shea Moisture Superfruit Complex 10-in-1 Multi-Benefit Shampoo (£10.99, Boots) provides the ultimate haircare. It gives sulfate-free cleansing, has anti-ageing benefits, has colour protection, hydrates, nourishes, rejuvenates and prevents against stress of the hair follicle.

Nourish London was founded by Dr Pauline Hili, one of the UK’s leading Organic Skincare experts, who is a Fellow of Royal Society of Chemistry.  The brand is 100% vegan, certified organic, ethically sourced and cruelty-free, and Dr Pauline advocates a vegan regime.
“There are plenty of reasons why lots of us are choosing to go vegan, for many it is simply about the love of animals and for some it is about their increasing concern about the negative environmental impact of meat farming,” she explains. “At Nourish London, our philosophy is that healthy skin is beautiful skin and we believe that the best way to achieve the most beautiful, radiant, healthy skin is by using natural skincare that does not contain any animal products or byproducts, that is cruelty-free and does not contain harmful chemicals.”

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