From skin care to nail products, there’s a cruelty-free alternative that will work just as well — if not better — than what you are already using.

All of the brands included on this list are either certified by Leaping Bunny or PETA as cruelty-free, or have confirmed to me, personally, that they don’t test their finished products or ...

PETA or Choose Cruelty Free. Familiarising yourself with these logos will help your determine which products are vegan and non-vegan. When it comes to swapping more mainstream products for vegan ...

“Vegan skincare products are usually rich in antioxidants, botanicals and vitamins. They’re better for animals and the planet, and are also less likely to irritate the skin,” maintains skincare expert ...

PETA or Choose Cruelty Free. Familiarising yourself with these logos will help your determine which products are vegan and non-vegan. When it comes to swapping more mainstream products for vegan ...

Products are biobased, certified cruelty-free, vegan, and PETA-approved. Currently, Dirty Labs' packaging does contain plastic, but the company is committed to working towards an entirely plastic ...

The nature of this cruelty ... both the brands involved and the Ministry for Primary Industries, which is responsible for enforcing New Zealand's animal welfare laws. The AJP thanks PETA Asia ...