Using animals for clothing is one of the biggest forms of animal exploitation by humans. We breed them, abuse them, and kill them all so that we can carry a leather purse, wear a cashmere sweater, or buy a new pair of heels. Animal-derived materials are, most of the time, products of cruelty; but unfortunately… Continue reading Commonly Used Animal-Derived Materials In Clothing & Some Alternatives
Ever since I was a kid, I’ve loved makeup. But, honestly, I’m not someone who uses very much makeup anymore — for a few reasons: it’s expensive, it’s kind of wasteful, and (most importantly) a lot of it is filled with chemicals. The use of chemicals in cosmetic products has really started to concern me… Continue reading Cruelty-Free, Vegan, & Natural Must-Haves | Pure Anada Mascara
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Going vegan is usually a big change in someone’s life. Those of us who’ve gone vegan, have done so at different times in our lives and, many times, at our own pace. Some people are able to go vegan overnight (cold tofu!), but some people need a bit more time to make changes…and that’s okay!… Continue reading Going Vegan…At Your Own Pace
Using natural products, in addition to cruelty-free and vegan products, has become very important to me — not just for my own health, but because the products that we use also affect the environment (including water and fish). So I’ve been doing my best to use relatively natural products, while still being friendly on my… Continue reading Cruelty-Free, Vegan, & Natural Must-Haves | Dr. Bronner’s Pure-Castile Liquid Soap
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I’m curious…if you’re vegan, how do you feel about buying/wearing second-hand leather, fur, wool, and even feathers/down? Is it okay or is it hypocritical and unethical? For me, I haven’t supported the leather, fur, wool, or feather industries in years. I’ve been avoiding leather since I was a teenager, wool since my early twenties, feathers… Continue reading Is Buying Second-Hand Leather, Fur, Wool, & Feather Ethical?
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