Finding cruelty-free brands at Cult Beauty can be quite a challenge. With variety comes more groundwork. Instead of enjoying the experience and having fun, you end up going through a million tabs checking which brands are cruelty-free.
We understand what you’re going through!
Even if you’re a newbie at cruelty-free makeup, it’s a good time to give it a try! With premium brands switching to animal-friendly techniques, there are dozens of choices.
Anyhow, old or new, to make your journey interesting, we’ve listed all cruelty-free makeup brands at Cult Beauty. So, you can focus on being beautiful instead of exploring brands.
Happy Shopping!
Cruelty-free Brands at Cult Beauty:
Regardless of whether you live in the UK or Asia, one thing stays the same, beauty stores! Nothing can match the thrill of trying the latest shade from Elf or a brand new blender.
There is something different about Cult Beauty that sets it apart from other retail beauty stores. Unlike Sephora and Ulta (makeup brands and retail beauty stores), Cult Beauty is product-centered.
The co-founders of Cult Beauty wanted to solve the problem of having hundreds of worthless skincare, haircare, and makeup. With over 200 brands and thousands of makeup and personal care products, Cult Beauty offers not just variety but also quality.
Our list includes all cruelty-free makeup brands at Cult Beauty. These brands don’t test their makeup products on animals and are certified cruelty-free by PETA. A small V on the right of the brand name indicates that the brand is also vegan.
You can also check our list for cruelty-free brands on Sephora, and Ulta.
Aurelia Probiotic Skincare
Biossance
Costa Brazil
Glow Recipe
Goldfaden MD
Herbivore
Indie Lee
Innersense
Isle of Paradise
Joanna Vargas
KEVIN.MURPHY
MARA
Odacité
One Ocean Beauty
Pai Skincare
REN CLEAN SKINCARE
Rituel de Fille
Soleil Toujours
Sweet Chef
Tan-Luxe
VENeffect
Versed
Vintner’s Daughter
Virtue
Vegan Makeup at Cult Beauty:
Cult beauty stores don’t categorize cruelty-free brands separately but it offers a vegan skincare category. You can find that under Skin Care -> Vegan Skin Care. It can also be filtered checking key Ingredients -> vegan in the refine results sidebar.
Cruelty-free Brands with Non-cruelty-free Parent Company:
Multiple premium brands like L’oreal and Estee Lauder own cruelty-free brands. For instance, L’oreal owns Urban Decay, Covergirl is owned by Coty, and Aveda is an Estee Lauder brand.
Shopping from cruelty-free brands with a non-cruelty-free parent company is your own choice but I vote in the favor. It’s less about shopping and more about encouraging huge makeup companies to switch to cruelty-free.
Yes, you do get a say in these matters!
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