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Are vegan self-care products also "natural" and "clean"? In short, no. Vegan products avoid all animal-based ingredients. Clean Beauty focuses on non-toxic formulations, and natural skincare and other products use ingredients derived from nature. It's Earth Month, and at Primal Life Organics, we're dedicated to transparency and clarity in our vegan skincare and dental solutions. Our products are cruelty-free and eco-friendly, supporting a healthier, more compassionate world. Additionally, non of the terms "vegan", "natural", and "clean" are regulated by the FDA. Shopping for beauty products that align with your values and needs can be confusing. Check out our recent article to find out what you should be looking for when shopping for your self-care products 👉 https://bit.ly/3vKIrgt What characteristics do you prioritize in your self-care products? Are you more drawn to clean, vegan, or natural formulations? Share your thoughts below! #vegan #naturalskincare #cleanbeauty

Did you know that Veganuary isn’t just about what you eat? It’s also about making conscious choices in other areas of your life, like skincare! The beauty industry often uses animal-derived ingredients that may not align with your values. But fear not, because there are plenty of vegan alternatives out there! Check out my blog https://lnkd.in/epJQn_MC #veganuary #cosmetics #swap #skincareingredients #natural #plantbased #veganskincare #organicskincare #faceoil #cleanser #plantpower #palmfree #vegan #organic #plantbased #glowingskin #sustainability

Welp, the secret's out! Vegan collagen is real and made using the same process we use to make beer, wine, and cheese - #fermentation This is a solid article laying out what is vegan collagen and what are some factors motivating us to use this from real doctors and dermatologists. I'll talk more about this later, but for now, I'm curious, what are your thoughts on vegan collagen? Would you try vegan collagen in your topical skin, hair, and color cosmetic products? #geltor #topical #vegancollagen #vegan #collagen #polypeptides #skincare #haircare #colorcosmetics #cosmetics #beauty #aca

As someone who's invested in beauty education, I love writing about ingredients and the science behind them. 👩🏻🔬 This week on Cruelty-Free Kitty, I share the ins and outs of glycerin, a common skincare ingredient you'll find cushioned into the ingredient lists of your products. Click below to learn more about glycerin, how it's used and formulated, and whether or not this ingredient is #vegan friendly! 🌿 #beautyindustry #veganskincare #ingredients #crueltyfreebeauty https://lnkd.in/eZt6d_VK

Organics Life Living Embracing an organic lifestyle involves the consumption of organic foods and Beverages and the use of organic products for skincare, personal care, and household purposes. Contrary to a common misconception, organic living extends beyond dietary choices to encompass various aspects of life, including clothing, body care, and home decor. It represents a holistic approach that harmonizes with nature. Kandrick Tea Traditional Yet so Modern #kandrick#beverage#lanka#pure#trusted#ceylon#tea#company#with#vdon#2023#ceylontea#ceylonteaexporter #teatrader#ceylonteabrand#teamerchants#plantationfreshtea #kandrick #kandrickwhitevalkeyplantations #kandrickleisurelanka #

Introducing Yuka: your health ally!  With everything labelled "organic, natural, healthy, whatever-free" it's hard to decipher which of these are true to their word or simply marketing gimmickery. The Yuka app with a database of almost 5 milliion food and cosmetic products sets about helping you decipher this by:   - firstly, providing a quick 4-point evaluation of the product rated bad through good using a proprietary system analyzing the food or cosmetic ingredients on nutritional value, additives and organic dimensions.    - secondly a score out of 100 - but most importantly (not a huge fan of ratings) it identifies and provides an analysis of potentially hazardous or dangerous ingredients contained in the food or cosmetic.   I scanned a popular French hair colourant brand (no I'm not colouring my hair) and was alarmed that it contained certain ingredients that have been banned in Europe since 2022 for containing carcinogens, yet it is for sale in North America. Not only that but it contains no less than 36 ingredients, which begs the question why a simple hair colourant would need to contain 36 different ingredients – fillers maybe?   What yuka also does is recommend a "healthier or better" alternative and in this case it was from the same brand which I found comforting (Yuka claims to be independent and this supported that). It is likely a more natural and expensive product.   I scanned the ingredients of our Beef Bru Classic biltong and got a score of 66/100 (for context, most snacks are in the 5-30/100 range). More importantly the ingredients and nutritional values were all greenlit other than the sodium content being regarded as a little high; unfortunately a vital ingredient in the curing process. Although jerky's have improved I couldn't find a jerky rated above 57/100 with most of them rated <10/100. Sadly my favourite Sweet Chilli Heat Dorito's achieved a miserable 5/100 score with not much good going for it. Might have to switch it up game night.   #beefbrubiltong #jerkywishesitwasthisgood #bcbiltong #proteininapouch #biltongbc #ketopaleofriendly  

The Anchor enriched range portfolio, consisting of Calci+, Protein+, Silver Top, Organic, Plant Based bottle and Zero Lacto had low consumer awareness and was difficult to navigate as all the products had their own look, with no consistent style or system linking them together. In addition, there was no clear hierarchy or messaging for the nutritional benefits of the product – strengthening your bones, kinder on your tummy, more protein to keep you fuller for longer etc.   These were categorised in to 3 groups, the core range, the wellness range and the premium range. Each range had their own system to separate the offers and help consumers navigate their way through the various types of milk. The packs also had to communicate they were a more premium offer than standard milk and deliver on taste.   We developed unique imagery for each range to help communicate the benefits and a clear and consistent hierarchy across the full range.   #packaging #triedandtruedesign #graphicdesign #fmcgdesign #branding #anchor #packagingdesign #fonterra

🌱 Dive into the delicious world of upcycled food. From skincare secrets to gut-friendly goodies, we’ve found these six trends that are redefining resource recovery. 🍽️ 🌎 Swipe to uncover the tasty details! #UpcycledFoodTrends #UpcycledFoodWaste #ResourceRecovery

Level up your beauty routine this #Veganuary! 🌱 Whilst some people are choosing to embrace a vegan diet this Veganuary, some are making new choices for both their skin and the planet by embracing vegan beauty products 💚. Vegan beauty products are cosmetics, skincare, and other personal care products that do not contain any animal-derived ingredients or by-products ❌. Vegan beauty products are not tested on animals, making them cruelty-free too. ⭐ Some of the benefits of choosing vegan beauty products are as follows: 🌿 Eco-friendly formulas: Support a greener planet with sustainable, plant-powered ingredients. 🫶 Gentle on skin: Experience the goodness of natural ingredients which are kind to skin 💪 Empower your lifestyle: Make a positive impact aligning beauty choices with a vegan lifestyle. Tag your favourite vegan beauty brands below 👇 and share your go-to products for others to try this Veganuary! #VeganuaryBeauty #CrueltyFreeGlam #CleanBeauty #VeganLifestyle #VeganBeauty

- The Body Shop achieves a landmark by attaining 100 percent vegan formulations across all product categories, making it the first in the world to do so. More than 1,000 products will now carry The Vegan Society's Vegan Trademark. - The achievement fulfills the retailer's 2021 target, reflecting its ongoing commitment to cruelty-free practices. The Vegan Society hopes this sets a global standard for beauty brands, coinciding with the growing influence of vegan choices in the cosmetics industry, expected to reach a $24 billion value by 2028. Read the full article on GreenBiz: https://lnkd.in/eehJ-kUg #veganbeauty #veganuary #vegan #sustainablebusiness