6 Luxury Brands That Are Changing the Vegan Skincare Game
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When I was in college over 12 years ago, veganism looked like this: waif-thin, black-rimmed glasses, hardcore band T-shirts, tattoo sleeves and sometimes a very militant attitude to put the image over the edge. As a vegetarian at the time, I certainly had respect for the vegans I knew for having the conviction to eschew any and all animal products. But it definitely felt radical, even to someone as progressive as myself. In those days, the lifestyle had everything to do with politics and, for the most part, very little to do with clean eating and skin care.
Fast forward to 2017 and wow?veganism looks more like Jessica Chastain and Liam Hemsworth. Don?t get me wrong, I?m not exactly giving celebs credit for putting that cruelty-free life on the map years after predecessors who?ve been woke were already entrenched in it. But I?d be lying if I said that the new social acceptance of veganism in the last couple of years didn?t influence me to take the leap for myself. Before I even gave up dairy and eggs, I was already vigilant about avoiding beauty products that are tested on animals. To me, there?s just no sensible reason for the archaic practice to continue. Also, if formulas are loaded with synthetic additives that need to be tested, I personally feel it?s risky to put those chemicals on my skin?and on my eyes! When I went vegan last year I felt I had to streamline my beauty arsenal even more. (Full disclosure: Don?t be mad, but there?s at least one staple...
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