Have you considered using vegan beauty products? I became interested in cruelty-free vegan skincare after learning about the synthetic skin-drying chemicals in some major brands. As someone with dry skin and eczema, I experimented with numerous soaps and creams before finding natural solutions.
My fascination with soaps began when I purchased beautiful artisan cleansing bars from France and brought them back to the UK as gifts for friends and family. These soaps always appeared creamier and less drying than mass-produced ones.
It's no surprise that our Live Well collection of natural soaps and skincare products was born from my passion for vegan and organic items, fueled by a desire to reconnect with nature and find a gentle yet effective skincare solution suitable for the entire family!
LABELS
Have you ever struggled to read the label on your beauty product and found it challenging to understand exactly what the ingredients are? The print is usually tiny, and you need a magnifying glass to read the label or comprehend the strange names of the components that go into making a moisturiser or cleanser!
Check out our Fragrance & Ingredients page for English translations of some INCA names.
VEGAN SKINCARE INGREDIENTS
Plants, along with their fruits, seeds, and berries, are abundant in vitamins, minerals, antioxidants, and other crucial nutrients. Consuming plants and their plentiful produce benefits our overall health and wellness significantly.
Vegan soap and skin care products can benefit our skin.
CARE FOR YOUR SKIN
Vegan and natural skincare items provide calming and gentle care for sensitive, dry, eczema-prone skin and rosacea. Using natural ingredients and cruelty-free soaps and moisturizers is the optimal way to rejuvenate your skin, resulting in a smooth and healthy look. Our diet and the beauty products we choose influence our skin's state and appearance.
SUSTAINABILITY
Vegan skincare manufacturers are conscious of the environment and ingredients in cosmetics and skincare products. Many companies have agreed to the Vegan philosophy of only using sustainably grown crops. Some organic & natural skincare companies also use ingredients certified by the Soil Association.
The Soil Association developed the world's first organic standards in the 1960s. Our licensees must meet strict European laws about the production of organic food. They must also go further in critical areas such as animal welfare, protecting human health, and safeguarding the environment. www.soilassociation.org/farming/certification
Visit our website to explore our complete range of vegan and cruelty-free products, certified and produced by a GMP-accredited manufacturer, at www.livewellnaturalskincare.co.uk.
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