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Environmentally Conscious Beauty Brands


Antonym
Antonym Make up is a natural, organic and cruelty free make up brand. They use Ecocert ingredients in their products and most of their products are packaged in bamboo or paper. Not all products use plastic free packaging but a large amount does so be mindful to check before purchasing.

Lush
We are all aware of Lush’s incredible bath bomb but they create so much more. Lush have a Naked range which is completely packaging free products. From make-up, hair care and skincare all available without the plastic packaging. I am a huge fan of Lush and in particular this Naked range. I hope to see other brands adopt a similar range. 

Kjaer Weis
Kjaer Weis sell certified organic natural makeup in refillable metal tins. This brand is expensive however you can buy the refills for these products and the metal containers will last forever. The idea of the refillable make up is genius and worth the splurge every now and then.

RMS Beauty
This brand is largely plastic free with the exception of mascara using metal and glass packaging. They use nontoxic, natural and organic ingredients from sustainable sources. You can purchase these products on Beauty Bay.

Zao
Zao is a vegan and cruelty free make up brand certified by Ecocert. This brand packages the make up in refillable bamboo packaging. I think this brand has to be one of my favorites, the packaging is very pretty and the make-up isn’t outrageously expensive either.

White Rabbit Skincare
White Rabbit Skincare is a cruelty free and vegan brand with ethical packaging. They aim to be completely plastic free by the end of 2019. This brand is free from, “animal-derived ingredients, parabens, SLS, silicones, mineral oils, artificial fragrances, artificial colours, or ingredients containing EDTA or phthalates”. This brand is very affordable and I would definitely recommend checking out their award winning lip balm.

Available at: 
Antonym: https://www.joliebeauty.com/brands/antonym?p=2 https://www.antonymcosmetics.com/collections/certified-organic-makeup
Lush: https://uk.lush.com/search/site/naked?f%5B0%5D=bundle%3A%28knot_wrap%20OR%20product_display%20OR%20gift_box%20OR%20spa_treatment%29
Kiaer Weis: https://www.cultbeauty.co.uk/kjaer-weis?utm_source=bing&utm_medium=cpc&utm_campaign=All%20Brands%20%7C%20Intl%20%7C%20Return%20%5BE%5D%20I%20-%20M&utm_term=kjaer%20weis&utm_content=Kjaer%20Weis%20%5BE%5D&ef_id=XJNf5wAAAMLVPV3A:20190417095616:s
RMS Beauty: https://www.beautybay.com/l/rmsbeauty/
Zao: https://zaoessenceofnature.co.uk/ 
White Rabbit Skincare: https://whiterabbitskincare.co.uk/

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