Of course that means my choices when it comes to shopping for "girly things" have become severely limited, which is not necessarily a bad thing for me since I will no longer be dazzled by all the pretty bottles on store shelves. Plus, I get to start exploring for smaller brands that are not very well known but carry awesome, cruelty-free and affordable products.
So far, through referencing the PETA list and looking up company FAQs, I've gather a few more well-known brands that can be found at Sephora or Shoppers which are cruelty free. I am happy to know that I've been a fan of some of them even before joining in on this cruelty-free business.
Lush
Yes To
Joe Fresh (Loblaw's own brand)
Live Clean (proudly Canadian!)
Yes To
Joe Fresh (Loblaw's own brand)
Live Clean
Kiss My Face
Yes To
Hard Candy
Physician’s Formula (great for sensitive skin)
Wet n’ Wild (awesome eye-shadow palettes)
GOSH Cosmetics
Organix (a treat for your hair)
Stila (favourite make-up brand of all time)
NARS
Too Faced
Hourglass
Tarte
NYX (sexy lipsticks)
Lise Watier (proudly Canadian!)
I encourage everyone owns a pet, who loves animals to look into this cause. What would we do, if it's one of our dears at home, that is being forced to have chemicals put onto them for the benefit (not survival) of us?
Next time I visit a drugstore, or any store with cosmetics, I will be sure to look into the products myself in person.
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