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What we eat is a huge part of being vegan, and you would understand that buying animal-based foods supports and encourages the industries that hurt animals and the planet.

✨You may have also realised that being vegan is about more than what we eat.

In relation to personal care and cosmetics, there are sometimes 'hidden' animal-based ingredients along with products that are needlessly tested on animals.

To avoid these, there are a few resources that exist to help you find vegan, cruelty-free products.

For instance:

~ Cruelty Free International's search tool crueltyfreeinternational.org/leapingbunny

~ PETA's cruelty-free database crueltyfree.peta.org/

~ Logical Harmony has an extensive list of cruelty-free brands and even mentions which companies are 100% vegan, and which ones have parent companies that are not cruelty-free, in case you prefer to support the vegan ones over the non-cruelty-free ones 🙂 logicalharmony.net/cruelty-free-brand-list/

By choosing brands and products that contain only vegan ingredients and are not tested on animals, you’re "voting with your dollars" and helping to create a kinder world. 🫰🥰🌱

Photo credit: Lady Bird Animal Sanctuary. Pictured are Louise and Thelma. See: ladybirdanimalsanctuary.com/las1488/

#vegan #crueltyfree #endcruelty #crueltyfreeproducts #kinderworld #createabetterworld #veganeasychallenge

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unejanie i doubt understand how a product tested on animals can be considered vegan and so many large companies that do test hide behind subsidiaries with friendly names. I hope pacifica never gets bought out because i love their products.3 likesReply
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