Vegan Versus Organic Beauty Products


Vegan Versus Organic Beauty Products


Today cosmetics are a major part of our day to day lives, they contribute to enhancing our appearance. Egyptians were the first known people who used cosmetics to enhance their beauty. Make-up is no more gender-specific, it plays an important role in both men and women's life. With time cosmetics have transformed and now they can be produced in organic form to meet the demand of users. This blog contains everything you need to know about organic and veganbeauty products and which to choose.


What are organic beauty products?

As we are aware, organic means working with nature and not against it.
A recent study stated that people in some countries use about 18 cosmetics products per day, it's time that we become conscious of our choices, and give a thought about what we are applying on our skin.

The organic beauty product is the amalgamation of cosmetic products using organically farmed ingredients. The ingredients used to make these beauty products are grown without the use of Genetically Modified Organisms(GM), herbicides, synthetic fertilizers, and more.

A product has to contain a specific percentage of organic matter to be marked as "made with organic ingredients" on its package. The specific percentage varies from place to place for example in California- it has to be 70%. A U.S department of agriculture(USDA) is ideal to look for on the package as it states that the product contains at least 95% organic ingredients.
Too further know in detail about the organic beauty products please click on the link- https://www.iknockfashion.com/consumers-choice-organic-and-natural-beauty-products/


What are the vegan beauty products?

A vegan product does not involve any animal ingredients or animal-derived ingredients. The term 'vegan' also means that a product is free from any sort of animal testing as well. Products that are tested on animals can claim to be 'vegan' because a vegan product is not necessarily cruelty-free. A vegan beauty product could be charged with synthetic chemicals, as long as no animals were harmed in the process. People who often commit to a truly vegan lifestyle, decide not to wear, consume or use the animal product in any way, and they are the ones who mostly opt for the vegan beauty products.

Vegan products are not verified by any governing body, but the product packaging will mostly have it notes somewhere as a vegan.


Advantages & Disadvantages of organic beauty products

Pros
- It can be worn after any procedure.
-It is widely available.
-It's much affordable than ever.
-It doesn't contain heavy chemicals.
-It is good for the environment.
Cons
-Organicbeauty products aren't waterproof.
-No preservatives.
-It doesn't provide with much color options.

Advantages & disadvantages of vegan beauty products

Pros
-Vegan beauty products have fewer side effects.
-They are good for delicate sensitive skin.
-They are not tested on animals.
Cons
-The price ranges a little high for vegan beauty products.
-Buyers claim that they do not see much difference between vegan and traditional cosmetics.


Vegan skincare brands available in the market

No matter if you are an animal lover or a socially aware citizen, it's easier for you to find vegan products than ever before, a wide variety of options are available for one to choose from. While you must be thinking that any vegan product made without animal ingredients or animal by-products automatically makes it cruelty-free, that's not the case always, some vegan products might hold individual ingredients that were earlier tested on animals. To be sure the product is vegan lookout for Certified Vegan Logo, PETA's cruelty-free and vegan bunny symbol.

The brands you can look out for vegan beauty products and vegan-friendly beauty products are- Acure, Derma E, 100% pure, Meow Meow Tweet, Mukti, Plum, Alanna, Soulflower, Nature's Co., Disguise cosmetics, Aroma Essentials, Bon Organics, Amara Organix, LUSH Cosmetics, Forest Essentials, Rustic Art, La Senza, Nyah Natural Cosmetics, Prakriti Herbals, The Body Shop, NYX, Too Faced, Urban Decay, Iba Halal, Milani, Ruby's organics, Soul Tree, Tarte Cosmetics, Cover FX, Huda Beauty, Kat Von D, Paul Penders, and others.

What is PETA?

People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals (PETA) is an animal rights organization in the world. The organization has more than 6 million members and followers.
PETA focuses on the four areas where animals are most suffered- in laboratories, in the food industry, in the clothing line, and the entertainment industry.
PETA came up with an initiative called Beauty without bunnies, where the companies that do not test its products on animals, join the program.

To be listed as cruelty-free by PETA's Beauty without Bunnies program, the companies and brands have to submit a legally binding statement of assurance signed by company's SEO verifying that they do not conduct any tests on animals for their ingredients, formulations or finished products and will never do so in the future.
Once certified as cruelty-free, companies have the opportunity to share their commitment with the buyer by licensing our cruelty-free bunny logo for use on the product label, for companies which provide entirely vegan product line, a version that reads "Cruelty-free and vegan" is also available.

Are vegan beauty products cruelty-free?

This is one of the most frequently asked questions, but no 'vegan' and 'cruelty-free' beauty products are not the same.

Cruelty-free is used to imply a brand does not test its formulations or finished products on animals. Whereas vegan means a product or brand does not use or contain any animal-derived ingredients or byproducts. But there some products available which are both cruelty-free and vegan which means neither they are tested on animals nor they contain any animal ingredients. Some brands claim to be cruelty-free but they do not claim to be vegan as they use animal ingredients in their products. To sum it up we can say, products can be both cruelties free and vegan, they can also be cruelty-free but not vegan, and they can be vegan but not cruelty-free.

Companies and brands making organic and vegan beauty product

According to a report issued by PETA, they came up with a list of 22 beauty brands sharing the commitment to save animals. You don't have to think twice before opting for these brands-
  • Alchimie Forever- It is a brainchild of a Switzerland based dermatologist. The brand is cruelty-free and offers skincare products.
  • Spectrum Collections- It is a Disney collaboration and features characters Ariel and Ursula, as of now the collection ships only to UK and Ireland.
  • Arbonne- For 35 years this eco-friendly health and beauty company has never tested its products on animals. It is available online.
  • Pacifica- Offers a wide range of skincare products.
  • Nature's Gate- The products are made from fruit and plant extracts.
  • Beauty without cruelty- Founded in England, led to a cruelty-free cosmetic movement, offers hair care products, skin care products and a full line of cosmetics.
  • Billy Jealousy- The brand offers, hair care products, beard oil, shaving products, and others.
  • ColorProof Evolved Color Care- The brand takes care of color-treated hair with a complete line of hair care products.
  • Hugo Naturals- Offers skin and hair care products.
  • Sparkle Hearts- The brand offers you with Yummy deodorant in addition to hair care products and skincare products.  


Vegan beauty products best for which skin type?

Human skin absorbs up to 60% of the products we apply to it, vegan beautyproducts are made without causing any harm to animals, they also don't contain any animal ingredients, animal by-products or animal-derived products. Vegan products are better for skin, especially for the people who have sensitive or condition prone skin. The plant-derived products contain more vitamins, minerals, and antioxidants to repair and hydrate the skin. The ingredients include vitamin C, A, and E, natural oils such as coconut, argan, soybean, and berry.
I talked about the prices, the products are now popular and even available at affordable prices.

Cruelty-free beauty brands by celebrities

You must be familiar with a few of the biggest cruelty-free beauty brand by celebrities but here are some more for you-
  • Haus Laboratories by Lady Gaga
  • The Vegan and cruelty- free color make-up brand offers many of the multi-functional products.
  • Kesha Rose Beauty
  • The 100% vegan brightly colored cosmetic line offers essential makeup items.
  • Kat Von D Beauty
  • Passionate vegan and animal activist Kat Von D has created vegan hyper beauty products.
  • 4. Honest Beauty
  • Actress and entrepreneur Jessica Alba initially came up with the eco-friendly baby and household products. Now offers a wide variety of makeup options.
  • 5. Kylie Skin
  • Kylie offers a vegan skincare range which is also cruelty-free, it has wide product options for every skin type.
  • 6. Heather Mills Be-at-one
  • Reality TV star Heather Miller describes her range as vegan and cruelty-free makeup. It was designed especially for animal lovers.

Conclusion

In today's time when the conditions are severe, by opting for vegan and cruelty-free beauty products you can play a role in changing the drastic environmental conditions. Vegan and organic products are pocket-friendly and easily available. Talking about your skin, they provide with all the minerals, vitamins and natural oil to your skin.



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