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The Dish on Recycling Disposable Razors | Earth911.com

Preserve will accept its branded disposable razors for recycling via its local drop-off locations (which includes Whole Foods) or by mail. We need more options!!! Also, always be sure to purchase razors and blades from companies you KNOW are cruelty free.

1⃣ LAVANILA Deodorant. 2⃣ Hurraw Lip Balm (Beeswax free lip balm!) 3⃣ Pacifica Perfume and Lotions (most brands vegan- read the back.) 4⃣ Too Faced Teddy Bear Hair Brush Set ( All synthetic- no animal hairs used.) 5⃣ Urban Decay Cheek Tint. Vegan + Cruelty Free (All of their products are cruelty free, but look for the Marley Paw print to see which of their products are vegan.) 6⃣ Alba Botanical Shave Foam 7⃣ Gabriel Cosmetics (Vegan and cruelty/paraben Free) Irish Dragon, Teddy Bear Hair, Pacifica Perfume, Mermaid Eyes, It Cosmetics Concealer, Bronze Dragon, Hair Brush Set, Eye Brushes Set, Vegan Shopping

It Cosmetics Concealer

1⃣ LAVANILA Deodorant. 2⃣ Hurraw Lip Balm (Beeswax free lip balm!) 3⃣ Pacifica Perfume and Lotions (most brands vegan- read the back.) 4⃣ Too Faced Teddy Bear Hair Brush Set ( All synthetic- no animal hairs used.) 5⃣ Urban Decay Cheek Tint. Vegan + Cruelty Free (All of their products are cruelty free, but look for the Marley Paw print to see which of their products are vegan.) 6⃣ Alba Botanical Shave Foam 7⃣ Gabriel Cosmetics (Vegan and cruelty/paraben Free)

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Chocolate and Child Slavery - Say NO This Holiday Season

Chocolate grown without the use of child slaves is easier to find every day. Is your sweet tooth supporting child slavery? Find out which brands are cruelty free and how tips for having an ethical holiday season.

Sweatfree Shopping

It's very difficult to shop not only Vegan and cruelty free, but to also shop stylish and non-frump. I'm so happy to have found out via Vegan Shop-up about MooShoes! Instead of them just carrying their own brand, they carry a ton of different brands including Steve Madden! Although I have yet to purchase from them, I'm looking forward to making my first order and replenishing my shoe and bag collection!

Cruelty Free Nail Polish

My favorite low priced cruelty free nail polish brand is L.A. Colors. They have a wide range of colors and are very affordable at $1. I usually pick up this brand at Dollar Tree but you can also find L.A. Colors at Dollar General and Family Dollar. I have never had a bad experience with L.A. Colors.

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Toothbrushes, Razors, and Houseware from Recycled Plastic-Preserve.eco

preserve- My new favorite brand for toothbrushes and razors. Made from 100% recycled plastics {like yogurt cups} Made in the USA, BPA free, Cruelty free and AFFORDABLE!!

Stylennaina - Let’s Love Fashion with your favorite brand

LOVE Drew Barrymore's brand new cosmetics line (affordable, great colors, and cruelty-free) | STYLE'N

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The Detangler // I love this product, and Paul Mitchell was the first salon brand to go cruelty free!

Keep Brand vegan shoes. Help support America’s largest animal welfare rescue groups. Cruelty free is the way to go.

We have found that many well known cosmetic brands are allowing their products to be tested on animals. In addition to this some cosmetic companies are using uncertified cruelty free labelling, as our infographic illustrates. http://www.choice.com.au/reviews-and-tests/food-and-health/beauty-and-personal-care/cosmetics/animal-testing-labelling.aspx?utm_source=pinterest_medium=social_content=link_campaign=campaignname Cruelty Free Makeup Brands, Food Infographic, Conscious Living, Cruelty Free Cosmetics, Cruelty Free Brands, Vegan Brands, Clean Living, Happy Skin, Vegan Makeup

Cruelty Free Makeup Brands

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Cruelty Free Cosmetics

We have found that many well known cosmetic brands are allowing their products to be tested on animals. In addition to this some cosmetic companies are using uncertified cruelty free labelling, as our infographic illustrates. http://www.choice.com.au/reviews-and-tests/food-and-health/beauty-and-personal-care/cosmetics/animal-testing-labelling.aspx?utm_source=pinterest_medium=social_content=link_campaign=campaignname