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Use instead: agar or carageenanGelatin is a fatty protein in animals, a byproduct taken from the skin, tissue, and bones of animals like cows and pigs. It’s used as a thickener in face creams, body lotions, shampoos, masks, and sunscreens. Agar and carrageenan are both derived from seaweed and have the same thickening properties as gelatin, making them a great vegan alternative. Vegan self care products You're eligible for Free Shipping!

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The brilliant news is that all of Love Beauty and Planet products are also suitable for vegans. So yes, in our case cruelty-free does mean vegan. If you want to feel great about looking good, keep an eye out for products endorsed as PETA certified cruelty-free and vegan. Features Did someone say mask party? From Crystal Lava loving charcoal to power your glow to Pineapple Bubbles oil slaying clay, we’ve got masks to address any skin situation + a rehab mask to bring it all in when you get home. You are covered, party on! #halloween #skincare #veganskincare #pacificabeauty

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This Australian-owned brand offers natural shades, with bronze, gold, and brown hues. As well as giving you that enviable glow, its makeup also nourishes and repairs the skin. Inika Organic also promotes sustainability through its packaging. It has even earned the title of the first Certified Plastic Neutral makeup brand. 8. Veganize your lips Read more: The best vegan restaurants in London