…both skiwear and accessories will include cruelty-free and vegan textiles. Jonathan Chippindale, CEO of digital retail agency Holition, told Club Med, “When I look at the future generations, they’re not…
…trust, Po-Zu, is an award-winning sustainable footwear brand that utilises Piñatex® as a cruelty-free alternative to leather that is strong yet soft, flexible and breathable. Po-Zu believes in bringing the…
…Founders Beauty prides itself in being able to offer a range of products that are clean, vegan, all-natural, and cruelty-free. Their skincare products are made with love in New Zealand….
…A beauty gift set All of Lisa Franklin‘s products are “effective, responsible and kind,” which means they are made with high-quality, cruelty-free ingredients that are good for your skin and…
…products are cruelty-free, BPA free, fully recyclable, and made in LA to ensure our materials do not have a harmful impact on the local ecosystem or communities.: Virginia Stone, Founder…
…out for cruelty-free brands and consider key elements like product quality, manufacturing process and labour conditions. Also, as with most industries, these guidelines will evolve as new research surfaces. You…
…no synthetic fragrances, no nanoparticles, and is paraben, sulfate and phthalate-free. It’s also cruelty-free and Leaping Bunny-certified, and every ounce of the packaging is recyclable. So spritz away to protect…
…you get the most from each one. As with all Kaplan MD products, the Facial is free from parabens, sulfates, BPA, and petroleum jelly, and it’s cruelty-free. Their commitment to…
…brands are springing up to provide women with comfortable, flattering, ethically-produced clothing. We like Michi, which makes cruelty-free products, meets Positive Luxury’s criteria for sustainable production and supply chain. Read…
…Perla audits their manufacturers and asks them to provide regular status reports on their sustainability goals. The brand’s cruelty-free requirement is also formally written into their procurement contracts. This means…
…with high-quality materials means luxury products can last a lifetime, reducing waste and protecting our environment. Big industry brands have also taken important steps to cut out cruelty in their…
…from the Hawaiian word for excellent and is produced with the best in Italian design knowhow. The brand has committed to sustainability, with cruelty-free designs, produced with no harsh chemicals….