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Going Vegan with Skin Care Products
Veganism has risen in popularity over the years, mainly because some see the alternative health benefits as quite attractive. Studies have also shown that the reduction in animal product use, which is at the core of vegan philosophy, has significant impacts on the environment. If the human race as a whole would give up the use of all animal products, the results could be the same if we all stopped driving cars.
Though the aforementioned seems to be a far-fetched theory, vegans don’t consume animal products for these reasons and many others. Some people incorporate a vegan lifestyle into everything that they consume or use, including organic vegan skin care products.
Skincare in cosmetics is a huge industry. As such, a lot of animal products are used in the production of makeup and skincare solutions. Here, we’ll review why vegan products have become attractive for those who’ve adopted a vegan lifestyle.
General Benefits
Because vegan skincare products do not allow for the use of animal testing, all of these skincare products contain natural and organic ingredients. They are often additionally labeled as “cruelty-free.”
Overall, as studies have shown in numerous consumer reports, organic vegan skin care products tend to be much more gentle on the skin. In contrast, products created with animal products incorporated contain additional artificial chemical ingredients.
Artificial elements are usually found in commercial skin care products and aren’t a desirable option for those potential consumers within the skincare market. With this in mind, because vegan skincare tends to have a gentler effect on the skin, vegan skin care products are seen as an optimal choice for those with chronic skin conditions such as severe eczema or with symptoms of psoriasis.
Natural Ingredients
Because nearly all vegan skincare ingredients occur naturally, they are thought to provide much better anti-aging results when applied regularly to the skin.
Vegan skin care products generally combine a complex variety of natural vitamins, antioxidants, minerals, and well-researched botanical extracts that have been shown to rejuvenate the skin better when compared to those produced with animal products incorporated.
Good for Everyone
Above all, animal cruelty is a huge concern when using any of the commercially available animal-based skin care products, which is why a “cruelty-free” label is so attractive to consumers, both for vegans and non-vegans. Still, there are more direct ways that the use of these animal products cause harm.
The use of animal products across many industries, not just skincare, also has a negative impact on the environment, such as pollution and deforestation, due to making room for animals to be raised.
Most vegans use vegan skincare products as a way to enhance their vegan lifestyle through the non-use of animal by-products, thereby also making a positive environmental impact.
Adopting a Vegan Philosophy
Mostly, vegan skincare products are manufactured using a variety of natural, plant-based ingredients. These products also are known not to contain any harsh chemicals that could have an abrasive reaction to the skin.
By incorporating a vegan lifestyle, you embark upon a path that stands apart from mainstream society. Along this path, you begin to see the benefits of using natural, organic ingredients that they have not only on an individual but society as a whole.
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