Cruelty-Free and Vegan Brands & Products in Bath Space NK

Cruelty-Free and Vegan Brands & Products in Bath Space NK

Correct as of 28/11/19

Definition of cruelty-free: not tested on animals or sold in China. Brands that are not owned by a non cruelty-free parent company have a * next to their name. Brands that are owned by a non cruelty-free parent company have been included on this list, and have the parent company listed next to their name. If I am not sure of the parent company’s cruelty-free status, I have made a note of this.

Definition of vegan: product does not contain any animal-derived ingredients, including beeswax, honey, carmine (crushed beetles), lanolin (from wool), silk, amber-gris (whale vomit), and some forms of hyaluronic acid and collagen

Some vegans will consider a cruelty-free brand that uses animal derived products not free of cruelty, so please be mindful of this!

What to look out for on the box:

Beeswax is often found in balms, lipbalms, lipsticks, mascaras and stick concealers/foundations

Lanolin is often found in lip balms

Honey is often found in skincare and bath & body products

Carmine is often found in make-up with a brown, red or pink colour. Can be called Crimson Lake, Cochineal, natural red 4 or E120

Amber-gris can be found in fragrances

Silk can be used in hair products, hair ties, and false lashes

Keratin can be found in haircare

Hyaluronic acid and collagen can be either from plants or chickens- so if it doesn’t state it’s vegan, it might not be

Milk, milk peptides and lactic acid from milk can be used in skincare

Bee Venom and snail venom can be used in skincare

Cruelty-Free Brands with all vegan products:

Make-up

We currently have no make-up brands with only vegan products, however Hourglass have pledged to go fully vegan in 2020. This means as new lines are added, they will be vegan, so currently the new Micro brow pencils, Confession lipsticks and Ghost collection are all 100% vegan.

Skincare

Dr Jackson*

Herbivore*

Votary*

Odacite*

Haircare

IGK*

Olaplex*

Bath & Body

Clean Reserve* (even the musky scents are vegan!)

Jo Loves*

Mauli*

Cruelty-free Brands that have some non-vegan products:

Skincare

Tata Harper*

Drunk Elephant (Shiseido)

Sunday Riley*

Emma Hardie*

Dr Roebuck’s* -all the products we currently stock in store are vegan

Oskia*

Goldfaden*

Clarke’s Botanicals*

Aurelia (TCNS Clothing)

Omorovicza*

Erborian (L’Occitane)

Kiehl’s (L’Oreal)

Charlotte Tilbury*

Rodial*

Kate Somerville (Unilever)

De Mamiel*

Dr Gross*

111 Skin*

Kora*

Ren (Unilever)

May Lindstrom* -all the products we currently stock in store are vegan

Vintner’s Daughter* - all the products we currently stock in store are vegan

Chantecaille*

Make-up

Chantecaille*

Hourglass (Unilever)

Charlotte Tilbury*

ByTerry (RFM, not sure if this is cruelty-free)

Haircare

Living Proof (Unilever)

Christophe Robin (The Hut Group, not sure if this is cruelty-free)

Oribe (KAO)

Colour Wow (Federici Brands)

Bath, Body & Home

Diptyque (Space NK) Very ambiguous- doesn't say anything on their own website about their CF status

This Works (Canopy Growth Corporation, not sure if this is cruelty-free)

Susanne Kauffman*

Sol de Janeiro*

Ren (Unilever)

Ameliorate (The Hut Group)

Tan Luxe (Future Beauty Labs)