Cleaning Products, Cosmetics & Toiletries
Viva's List of Vegan Cosmetics, Toiletries & More
If you are ever unsure if a product you are looking to buy is suitable for vegans then have a look around online to see if you can find an answer. If this fails, simply email the company asking if the product contains any animal derived ingredients and if the product or its ingredients are tested on animals, most companies are pretty quick at responding and are very helpful! Click the following link for more help: Doing Your Own Research
As a newcomer the best advice anyone can give you is that all of Superdrug's own brand products are not tested on animals (approved by Cruelty Free International with the leaping bunny logo) and are clearly labelled as suitable for vegans if applicable. This is also the case for the Co-op's own brand goods.
You Might Be Surprised to Hear That All of These Lines Don't Test on Animals, But Be Sure to Check If They Contain Animal Ingredients!
Asda Own Brand - Some products may contain animal derived ingredients
Body Shop - Some items contain beeswax, honey or lanolin (from sheep's wool) - Full list of vegan Body Shop products here
Bulldog Skincare for Men - All products are vegan
Co-op Own Brand - Clearly labelled as suitable for vegans if applicable
Dentyl
Ecover - All products are vegan except for Camomile and Marigold Washing
Up Liquid
Lush - Mostly vegan but some products contain honey
M&S Own Brand - Clearly labelled as suitable for vegans if applicable
Morrisons Own Brand - Some products may contain animal derived ingredients
Sainsbury's Own Brand - Here is a list of all of Sainsbury's vegan products
Superdrug Own Brand - Clearly labelled as suitable for vegans if applicable
Ted Baker - Some products may contain animal derived ingredients
Tesco Own Brand - Some products may contain animal derived ingredients
Waitrose Own Brand - Some products may contain animal derived ingredients