The Ultimate Guide to Cruelty-Free False Lashes
Finding cruelty-free false lashes is now easier than ever! There are so many brands out there that offer cruelty-free false lashes that aren’t made at the expense of our furry friends. So many false lashes out there are made from animal hair. A lot of false lashes are from mink fur but they can come from other animal fur or silk too. Thankfully, lots of brands out there offer cruelty-free lashes that are made from synthetics or real human hair. There are even faux mink and faux silk lashes now.
It can be hard to navigate which lashes are cruelty-free. Hopefully, this cruelty-free shopping guide will help you find the best cruelty-free false lashes for you!
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Popular cruelty-free false lashes:
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The following brands are all cruelty-free and offer cruelty-free false lashes. While they are cruelty-free, some of these brands do offer false lashes or other products that are not vegan, or lashes from human hair, so be sure to read ingredients before purchasing. Brands that are 100% vegan are noted.
Cruelty-Free False Lashes:
- Aether Lashes – 100% vegan
- Anastasia Beverly Hills
- Ardell
- Black Moon Cosmetics – 100% vegan
- Coloured Raine Cosmetics
- ColourPop
- Creature Cosmetics – 100% vegan
- Dose of Colors (find a full list of Dose of Colors vegan products)
- DUO
- ELF – 100% vegan
- Eylure
- House of Lashes
- Kylie Cosmetics – 100% vegan –Â It should be noted that they are cruelty-free, but their parent company is not.
- NYXÂ (find a full list of NYX vegan products) –Â It should be noted that they are cruelty-free, but their parent company is not.
- SocialEyes Lashes – 100% vegan
- Sugarpill
- Superdrug
- Tarte (find a full list of Tarte vegan products) –  It should be noted that they are cruelty-free, but their parent company is not.
- Thrive Causemetics – 100% vegan
- Ulta Collection
- Urban Decay (find a full list of Urban Decay vegan products) –  It should be noted that they are cruelty-free, but their parent company is not.
If a brand does not test on animals but only makes lashes from silk or animal hair (such as mink lashes), they are not listed here. With so many cruelty-free false lashes available that are not sourced from animals, I would prefer to encourage people to buy those options. When buying cruelty-free false lashes, it’s very important to be sure that you can figure out what the lashes are made from. A lot of brands market real silk false lashes as being vegan, but I do not consider them to be vegan.
Cruelty-Free Lash Glue
The following brands make cruelty-free and vegan-friendly lash glue.
- Duo
- SocialEyes Lashes – 100% vegan
- Tarte – It should be noted that they are cruelty-free, but their parent company is not.
- Thrive Causemetics – 100% vegan
Do you wear false lashes? What brand makes your favorite cruelty-free false lashes?
Popular cruelty-free false lashes:
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