Many readers of Logical Harmony have requested a list of the vegan options available from BECCA. So many of their products have a cult following in the beauty community. The Pressed Shimmering Skin Perfectors, Backlight collection, and Ever Matte collection are on the Holy Grail beauty products list for many. While BECCA has long been known to be a
While BECCA has long been known to be a cruelty free brand, many people don’t realize how many vegan options they do have. I recently talked to BECCA about the ingredients they use and worked with them to create this list of vegan options.
Continue reading to view the BECCA Vegan Products List!
Currently, the following are the BECCA vegan products:
- BECCA Aqua Luminous Perfecting Foundation – all shades
- BECCA Backlight Priming Filter
- BECCA Backlight Targeted Colour Corrector in Papaya
- BECCA Backlight Targeted Colour Corrector in Peach
- BECCA Backlight Targeted Colour Corrector in Pistachio
- BECCA Backlight Targeted Colour Corrector in Violet
- BECCA Bronzing Skin Perfector
- BECCA Eye Priming Perfector
- BECCA Ever Matte Shine Proof Foundation – all shades
- BECCA Ever Matte Poreless Priming Perfector
- BECCA Lip Priming Perfector
- BECCA Lowlight Highlight Palette Pressed
- BECCA Mineral Blush in Lantana
- BECCA Mineral Blush in Nightingale
- BECCA Mineral Blush in Sweet Pea
- BECCA Mineral Blush in Wild Honey
- BECCA Perfect Skin Mineral Powder Foundation – all shades
- BECCA Resurfacing Primer
- BECCA Shadow and Light Bronze Contour Perfector
- BECCA Shimmering Skin Perfector Pressed in Moonstone
- BECCA Shimmering Skin Perfector Pressed in Opal
- BECCA Shimmering Skin Perfector Pressed in Topaz
- BECCA Shimmering Skin Perfector Pressed in Champagne Gold
- BECCA Shimmering Skin Perfector Pressed in Pearl
- BECCA Shimmering Skin Perfector Pressed in Blushed Copper
- BECCA Ultimate Coverage Complexion Crème – all shades
- BECCA Under Eye Brightening Corrector (BECCA recently learned that this product was being made on shared equipment with other products that do contain carmine. While the product itself is, in fact, vegan, for allergen reasons they have removed it from the customer service responses about vegan products.)
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The backlight targeted colour corrector in peach contains carmine. I purchased from their site after seeing it on this list. Now it’s arrived and the box says it contains Carmine.
Very disappointed
Hi Cindy,
I wanted to see if the ingredients have changed but they don’t appear to be different. Carmine is not listed on the ingredient list I see online and on packages I’ve seen recently in stores.
Amazing! I can’t even tell you how much of an amazing resource Logical Harmony is to me. So glad the Undereye Brightening Corrector is, in fact, vegan 🙂 off to Sephora I go!
Hi Tashina,
Becca released new violet shade primer called “first light filter face primer”.
I really want to try it, but, is it vegan or not? Please help. I’m wondering because the backlight priming filter is vegan. I hope the first light will be vegan too
Hi Tashina,
Thankyou for sharing this comprehensive list of Becca products. I’m a vegetarian and hence can use products with milk, yogurt, cheese and any animal -derived ingredient in which the animal wasn’t killed or harmed. I.e. (beeswax, lanolin). I use the becca skin shimmering perfector liquid in moonstone and i want to know if its suitable for me (vegetarians).
Kind regards
Hi Tashina, I’m wondering if you know if the becca ultimate coverage concealers crème is vegan. I can’t find a definitive answer on whether or not the squalane in it is from an animal or plant source. Thanks in advance for your help!
Kindra
I’m not yet sure. I’m waiting to hear back from BECCA about it still.
When you click on the link to any of the shimmering skin perfectors and then refresh the page they all say they have Carmine in them. 🙁 They must have changed the ingredients recently.
The ingredients haven’t changed! Carmine is listed under “May contain (+/-), which means that the shades may have this ingredient but not all do. This is so BECCA can use the same ingredient list for all of the shades. The shades listed here don’t contain carmine though. 🙂
I was wondering about the “Poured creme” version of the Shimmering Skin Perfector. I checked the ingredient list and didn’t notice anything I knew to be animal-derived. Could you possibly confirm? Thank you so much!
BECCA has confirmed with me that neither the Shimmering Skin Perfector Poured Creme or regular Shimmering Skin Perfector (liquid) are vegan. 🙁
I’m curious if you know what ingredient(s) in the liquid shimmering skin perfectors make them not vegan? I didn’t see any of the usual suspects listed!
I’m not entirely sure. They contain several ingredients that could be from animals or synthetic.
Are any of the new Jaclyn Hill x Becca products vegan ?
Hi
do you know if the becca shimmer soufflés in lychee/opal contain Carmine?
Do you know if any of the new luminous blushes are vegan? I’ve emailed becca but never got a response
Unfortunately I haven’t been able to get a conclusive response.
Hey Tashina! For the Shimmering Skin Perfecter, did you mean “Champagne Pop” or “Rose Gold”? I don’t think there is a color called “Champagne Gold”
There is! Champagne Gold is sold only on the BECCA website. 🙂 Sadly, Champagne Pop has carmine.
BECCA just released their Luminous Blush collection, do you know if any of them are vegan?
Unfortunately I haven’t been able to get a conclusive response.
Hi Tashina,
Do you know if the Becca x Jaclyn Hill Shimmering Skin Perfector in Champagne Pop is vegan? Or is that the same thing as Champagne Gold listed above?
It’s not the same. Sadly, Champagne Pop isn’t vegan. 🙁 I think it’s the only shade that’s not.
Hi Tashina, looking at your list above then checking the ingredients next to the products on the Becca website some of the above do say they contain Carmine? I’m finding it very hard to find any eyeshadow sand blushes without carmine.
Hi Stephanie,
Since the ingredient list for these products is for all shades (vegan or not), it does list carmine under “may contain”. It’s not in all of the shades though. The shades listed here do not contain carmine. 🙂
Thanks for providing us with an in depth list! My question is regarding the under eye brightening corrector. On the ingredient list, it says it has squalane in it. Have Becca reps confirmed that this squalane is vegan and not from shark liver?
Thanks bunches!
Ali
They have! Squalene can come from both plant or animal sources. In this case, it doesn’t come from animals. This list was created in partnership with Becca and includes all the items that they have confirmed are vegan at this time.
Hi! I just wanted to confirm before I make my Becca purchase…Is the Under Eye Brightening Corrector vegan? I see that it’s on the list, but as Ali asked above, is the squalene it contains animal derived? You answered that the squalene in Becca’s products ARE from animals, so I’m just wondering why it’s on your list of okay products? Was it just a typo in your reply and it was supposed to say, “in this case, it DOESN’T come from animals?” Or, it being on the list is the typo? Also, I’m curious about the Ultimate Coverage Concealing Crème? It’s not on your list of vegan products (it also contains squalene)…Do you know if it’s vegan, or not? Thank you SO much!! I look to your website whenever I need accurate, concise info on whether or not a product is vegan/cruelty free. You’re awesome and if you’re what it means to be vegan, I’m proud to call myself a vegan too! Keep doing what you do!!!
Hi Rachel,
That was definitely a typo. Thanks for catching that! I updated the comment to read correctly that in this case, it doesn’t come from animals. The Under Eye Brightening Corrector is vegan! I don’t know if the concealer is vegan yet. At first glance, it appears to be but I am still waiting for confirmation. I hope this helps! 🙂 Thank you so much for your support!