Where To Buy Vegan, Cruelty-Free & Eco Beauty Products in Australia

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Written By By Henrietta

Looking to buy cosmetics and skincare that don’t do harm to animals, the planet or your health? These are some of our go-to online stores to find ethical beauty products (vegan, cruelty-free, non-toxic, natural ingredients, organic & eco/zero-waste packaging).

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Flora and Fauna

An extensive collection of vegan, planet friendly products.

In their words: "100% vegan. Ethical. Eco. | 5000+ products |Certified B Corporation"

- Entirely vegan
- Worldwide shipping

floraandfauna.com.au
 
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Biome

A large marketplace with strict ethical and environmental standards.

In their words: "100% palm oil free | Certified B Corporation | brands with passion and ethics"

- Worldwide shipping

biome.com.au
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The V Spot

Great for clean, luxe beauty products, as well as ethical fashion shopping.

In their words: “An online marketplace for the fashion conscious, offering the very best in ethical fashion and eco beauty. All of our products are proudly vegan, ethically made, environmentally friendly, and supportive of small business and indie designers".

- Entirely vegan
- Worldwide shipping

thevspot.com.au
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Nourished Life

A large online beauty store with a focus on toxin-free, cruelty-free products.

In their words: “Australia’s home of toxin-free shopping. No ‘fake natural’ ”

- Worldwide shipping

nourishedlife.com.au
By Henrietta

Henrietta is the 'daughter' half of the Future King & Queen mother-daughter duo, and is the face you'll find in front of a camera. She strives to live gently on this earth, and to make the world a kinder, fairer place.

Henrietta is a recent graduate with a degree in Commerce + a diploma in French, and has a passion for using business skills to drive positive social change. She works in ethical fashion, and is also a model for ethical and sustainably minded brands (drop her a line here if you'd like to work with her). 

After being vegetarian for many years, and gradually transitioning towards veganism, she attended a panel discussion 2 years ago on the dairy industry (held by Voiceless). From then on, it made complete sense to commit to a fully vegan lifestyle, as a way of being compassionate towards animals, the environment and people.

It was then a natural progression to consider the impacts of her other daily decisions, and so her interest in ethical fashion and sustainably minded living in general was born.

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