All the brands on what I like to call the Vegan Rabbit Hall of Shame (this list) have explicitly claimed to be vegan / plant-based, or have been deliberately misleading and vague about their vegan status.

You might think I’m being too hard on these brands, but honestly, they are expected to know what the hell is in their products and what certain terms like “fair trade,” “organic,” and “vegan” mean.

These are all words with clear rules and definitions. For instance, there is not a single vegan certification program in existence that would certify a product containing bee-derived ingredients. It’s never happened and it never will because bees aren’t plants.

HALL OF SHAME

• Common Good
• Elevé Cosmetics
• Fitglow
• Hello Bello
• Kino Hawaiian Skincare
• Little Twig
• Nature’s Brands
• Ogee
• One Two Cosmetics
• SAINT Cosmetics
• Skin Essence Organics
• Skin2Spirit
• TruSelf Organics
• Tulip
• The Unscented Company

Common Good

Common Good is so close to being a vegan brand it’s frustrating.

Most of their products are free of animal-derived ingredients, however they offer WOOL dryer balls:

Common Good is NOT a vegan brand and despite what they claim, they DO offer products that come from animals which means this brand profits from the exploitation of animals. AVOID.

Elevé Cosmetics

Elevé Cosmetics tries to be sneaky by saying their products are “vegan-based,” whatever that means. The wording they choose implies their products are vegan.

As you can see below, their Vitamin Sea sunscreen contains Cera Alba (aka BEESWAX), which they even acknowledge is not vegan at the bottom of the ingredients list.

Yet they still plaster the word “vegan” all over their site.

“Vegan-based” is not a thing. It’s a just made-up term by Elevé Cosmetics to trick consumers into thinking they are more compassionate than they truly are.

Fitglow

Fitglow claims to be plant-based, but their ingredients list says otherwise.

Beeswax is not vegan okay?

Hello Bello

I am SO disappointed to put Hello Bello on this list because they have so much potential. Unfortunately, this brand claims to be plant-based in its bold text but then with some investigating into the more fine print it’s clear that they are not a vegan brand.

Here are two answers to questions on their FAQ page:

Hello Bello claims to be plant-based but has multiple products containing multiple animal-derived ingredients such as: gelatin, fish oil, and lanolin.

Last I checked, sheep, fish, and horses aren’t plants.

Hello Bello made it onto my Hall of Shame Shit List because although they are honest about not being a totally vegan brand on their FAQ page, the rest of their site makes it seem like they are a plant-based, vegan brand. It would be very easy for someone to only read the bold text on their site and conclude that Hello Bello is a safe brand to buy from as a vegan — and they are NOT.

Kino Hawaiian Skincare

Kino makes no claims that they are a 100% vegan brand, however, they do claim that their CBD lip balm is vegan. Guess they weren’t planning on Vegan Rabbit coming along and reading all their ingredients just to make sure…

As evidenced by the screenshot above, Kino’s lip balm is so NOT vegan, the very first ingredient is BEESWAX.

Kind of makes you question the rest of their products and claims, doesn’t it?

Little Twig

I wonder what awesome plant-based laundry products Little Twig has — let’s find out…

Interesting…

If wool dryer balls are vegan, then I’m a virgin.

Nature’s Brands

Nature’s Brands is straight up lying about being vegan. They offer a TON of non-vegan products including gelatin capsules, fish oil, and way more. But they still put their own fake “vegan” logo on their main page:

I think they’re trying to say they offer vegan products in addition to other non-vegan products, but that’s not what this logo implies at all. It’s misleading to say the least.

Fish liver oil and grinded up hooves and bones all in one tiny pill and they somehow managed to make it vegan too? Wow!

Yeah, no.

Ogee

Ogee has their own made-up vegan logo on the front page of their site.

But they also use bee-derived ingredients.

Oh, gee…

If a brand wants to let potential customers know that they offer some vegan products, they should say they offer some vegan products, not just slap a fake “Vegan” logo on their main page which implies they are a totally vegan brand.

One Two Cosmetics

Here’s a cosmetics brand that doesn’t know what the word “vegan” means. Seriously. How does that still even exist in modern times??

That, or they’re just straight up lying about being vegan.

Either way, none of the claims they make are to be trusted. BEESWAX isn’t vegan. No vegan certification program has ever certified a product containing bee products as vegan.

Not one. Like, ever.

That’s probably why they had to make their own fake “vegan” certification logo implying some sort of legitimacy.

“We’re proud to be 100% vegan.” Yeah, OKAY GUYS.

SAINT Cosmetics

SAINT claims to be “plant-based” which many people would believe means they base their formulations on plants as opposed to stuff from creatures in the animal kingdom.

But…

SAINT uses Cera Alba (aka BEESWAX). They are not vegan. They are not even plant-based.

Skin Essence Organics

I have an idea. If you’re not going to have a vegan product line, maybe don’t claim to be vegan.

Hopefully we all know that eating a bee isn’t vegan, so then why do so many of these brands think that eating/using something that comes from a bee is vegan? Beeswax isn’t vegan. Period.

Skin2Spirit

Okay seriously this is ridiculous. You can’t say you’re vegan and then plaster alpaca stuff all over your damn website. Are you stupid??

Skin2Spirit doesn’t appear to be deliberately lying, they just don’t know what the hell they’re saying or doing. If they say their products are vegan but they’re not, their products probably aren’t non-toxic, natural, organic, etc. either.

Words have meanings, especially to consumers. So, I dunno, maybe it’s just me but maybe companies shouldn’t use words they don’t know? Maybe?

TruSelf Organics

TruSelf Organics is hoping nobody visits their FAQ page to find out they aren’t actually as vegan as they keep telling everyone they are everywhere else on their site.

“…and by 100% vegan friendly, we actually mean less than 100% vegan friendly because we LITERALLY JUST SAID ‘with the exception of…’!”

But seriously, they clearly know that bee-derived ingredients are not vegan, so then why do this?:

Or this?

Can’t have it both ways.

Tulip

Somebody please explain to Tulip that beeswax isn’t vegan.

Seriously, this isn’t particle physics. How hard is it for some brands to make honest, accurate claims?

The Unscented Company

The Unscented Company is under the impression that sheep are plants.

I’m not even kidding.

“Fully vegan” eh?

Ah yes, the elusive South-American Sheep-Plant, great for getting static and wrinkles out of clothes, apparently.

Know any more companies lying about being vegan?

If you catch a brand lying about being vegan or being unclear or misleading, please let me know in the comments section!

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All brands listed here specialize in hair care, which means they all offer a full line of vegan hair products. I also have lists for specific vegan hair products, such as shampoo and conditioner, styling products, or hair dye. You can find links to these lists and more in the menu or at the bottom of this page.

VEGAN RABBIT STANDARD:

• 100% VEGAN PRODUCT LINE (NO animal-derived ingredients)
• 100% CRUELTY-FREE
  • NO animal testing for finished products
  • NO animal testing for ingredients
  • NO selling in mainland China
  • MUST be certified by Leaping Bunny
• 100% VEGAN & CRUELTY-FREE PARENT COMPANY (if they have one)

How to Use This List

THE HAIR CARE BRANDS ON THIS LIST SHOULD BE YOUR FIRST CHOICE WHEN SHOPPING.

If you’re in a location where finding the companies and brands on this list is impossible in stores, try purchasing from these companies using delivery through their website.

BRANDS ARE LISTED A-Z

Cane + Bliss

Cane + Bliss offers a full line of vegan CBD hair care products including shampoo, conditioner, hair spray, hair texturizer, and leave-in conditioner that are color-safe, sulfate-free, paraben-free, fragrance-free, and biodegradable.

Browse my Cruelty-Free & Vegan CBD Guide for more CBD brands.

ColorpHlex

ColorpHlex is owned by Earthly Body, a cruelty-free and vegan company that makes a variety of personal care products.

ColorpHlex is a hair care brand that creates products for both consumer and professional use. Their line includes hair products such as: shampoo, conditioner, detangler, styling cream, hairspray, shine serum, volumizer, and deep conditioner.

They use ColorStrong Complex, a patented copolymer of a vegetable–derived protein and a reactive silica based compound to strengthen and repair hair. It targets the damage areas of the hair, which strengthens and repairs the hair, while also dramatically reducing color fadage.

ColorpHlex uses no parabens, no sulfates, no artificial dyes, no SD alcohols, and no propylene glycol. Like the rest of the brands on this list, they also use no animal ingredients and no animal testing. Their packaging is recyclable and their products are made in the company’s very own solar-powered facility.

Comprehensive Cranium Care

Comprehensive Cranium Care offers a line of natural, ph-balanced “head wash” for people of all genders with bald heads.

A lot of bald people wash their heads with soap, shampoo, or body wash, but these products often contain detergents that strip the skin of moisture and natural oils. Comprehensive Cranium Care seeks to solve this problem by making products specifically for the sensitive skin of the scalp.

COTE Hair

COTE Hair makes a line of vegan hair products that are each designed to serve multiple purposes, reducing cost and waste. Their products are made in a facility that runs almost completely on solar power.

All COTE Hair products are sulfate-free, paraben-free, gluten-free, free of artificial colors, GMO-free, and like the rest of the brands on this list are also vegan and cruelty-free.

EMERA CBD Haircare

EMERA is owned by Earthly Body, a cruelty-free and vegan company that makes a variety of personal care products.

EMERA offers a full line of natural vegan CBD hair care products including shampoo, conditioner, and styling products. Their products are manufactured in the company’s own solar-powered facility.

Each batch of EMERA products are third-party tested (not on animals) to ensure correct and accurate CBD content and labeling.

Browse my Cruelty-Free & Vegan CBD Guide for more CBD brands.

Hemp Seed

Hemp Seed is owned by Earthly Body, a cruelty-free and vegan company that makes a variety of personal care products.

Hemp Seed offers hemp-based vegan hair products including: shampoo, conditioner, and leave-in treatment. They also offer vegan skincare products.

Their packaging is recyclable and their products are made in the company’s very own solar-powered facility.

Henna Color Lab

Henna Color Lab is a vegan hair care brand that makes a variety of henna-based hair products like hair dye and beard dye, as well as shampoo, conditioner, dry shampoo, and deep conditioning treatments. They also offer a line of vegan skincare products.

They’re very focused on green, ecologically-conscious, and ethical manufacturing, distributing and sourcing. They strive to treat the planet and their workers with the highest respect.

Kavella Hair Care

Kavella is a vegan hair care brand that offers an extensive line of vegan hair products that are completely free of sulfates, parabens, gluten, PEGs, formaldehyde-releasing preservatives, methylisothiazolinone (MIT) and methylchloroisothiazolinone (CMIT), synthetic fragrances, phthalates, ethanolamines, siloxanes, and like all of the brands on this list, free of animal-derived ingredients and animal testing.

Their line includes hair products such as: various types of shampoo, conditioner, styling creams, moisture mist, teasing powder, volumizing mousse, thermal primer spray, hair spray, color washes, oil treatment, dry shampoo, and protein treatment.

In addition to pledging to never use animal ingredients in their products, Kavella donates part of their profits to animal rights and rescue causes like Soi Dog Foundation, Best Friends Animal Society, Primates Incorporated, and Mercy for Animals.

Little Barn Apothecary

Little Barn Apothecary makes all natural vegan hair care products including: shampoo, conditioner, hair mist, hair oil, dry shampoo, and texturizer.

They use simple ingredients and small batches to ensure high quality. They also make vegan skincare products and more.

Love Hair

Love Hair makes pure, natural, and sustainable hair products that actually work. They are certified cruelty-free by Leaping Bunny and all of their products are certified vegan by Vegan Action.

Their line includes hair products like shampoo, conditioner, treatment mask, dry shampoo, hair oil, and pure coconut oil.

Marrakesh

Marrakesh is owned by Earthly Body, a cruelty-free and vegan company that makes a variety of personal care products that are free of sulfates, parabens, SD alcohol, propylene glycol, artificial dyes, and phthalates.

Types of products include: shampoo, conditioner, detangler, hair oil, split-end mender, hair spray, and a bunch of other hair styling products. They also offer a line of skincare products.

Marrakesh works with women-led Argan cooperatives in Morocco, uses recyclable packaging, and manufactures all their products in their very own solar-powered facility.

Max Green Alchemy

Max Green Alchemy makes natural vegan hair care products including shampoo, conditioner, styling gel, smoothing balm, texture paste, sculpting gel, pomade, and more. They also offer skincare products.

All of their products come in recyclable packaging.

NIUCOCO

NIUCOCO makes coconut oil-based products which are sulfate, paraben, and phthalate free and formulated with no mineral oil, PEGs, MEA, DEA, TEA, synthetic fragrances, or synthetic dyes. Like the rest of the brands on this list, their entire brand is totally vegan and cruelty-free.

Their line includes hair care products such as: shampoo, conditioner, and a multi-use hair serum.

REVERIE

REVERIE makes natural, ethically sourced vegan hair products. Their line includes shampoo, conditioner, leave-in treatment, scalp tonic, hair oil, sea mist, and styling balm.

REVERIE products are free of: sulfates, silicones, phthalates, parabens, glycols, petrochemicals, artificial fragrance, dyes, gluten, T.E.A, and D.E.A.  They also adhere to the strict guidelines on banned ingredients set forth by the EU Cosmetic Directive. Like the rest of the brands on this list, REVERIE is both cruelty-free and vegan.

Tropic

Tropic offers natural, sustainably-sourced, ph-balanced, botanical-based vegan hair care products such as hair wash, hair cleanser, hair oil, deep conditioner, and a scalp massager.

They also offer lots of other vegan products including skincare and makeup.

Yarok

Yarok is a vegan hair care brand that makes non-toxic hair products. Their line includes shampoo, conditioner, hair serum, conditioning masque, leave-in conditioner, dry shampoo, mousse, hair spray, shine serum, styling whip, defining creme, and an entire line with more masculine scents.

They make hair care products for both consumer and professional use.

Looking to refine your search of cruelty-free and vegan hair products?

Check out these other cruelty-free and vegan hair care lists:

• Cruelty-Free & Vegan Shampoo & Conditioner
• Cruelty-Free & Vegan Dry Shampoo Guide
• Cruelty-Free & Vegan Hair Styling Products
• Cruelty-Free & Vegan Hair Dye Guide
• Cruelty-Free & Vegan Hair Removal Products

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I have verified that all brands on this list actually use CBD in their products. CBD is very trendy right now and lots of brands are trying to jump on the CBD money wagon, marketing products made with hemp seed oil as containing CBD — but CBD doesn’t even come from that part of the plant! For more information on misleading labels and “weedwashing,” read this informative article.

VEGAN RABBIT STANDARD:

• 100% VEGAN PRODUCT LINE (NO animal-derived ingredients)
• 100% CRUELTY-FREE
  • NO animal testing for finished products
  • NO animal testing for ingredients
  • NO selling in mainland China
  • MUST be certified by Leaping Bunny
• 100% VEGAN & CRUELTY-FREE PARENT COMPANY (if they have one)

How to Use This List

THE CBD BRANDS ON THIS LIST SHOULD BE YOUR FIRST CHOICE WHEN SHOPPING FOR VEGAN CBD PRODUCTS.

If you’re in a location where finding the companies and brands on this list is impossible in stores, try purchasing from these companies using delivery through their website.

BRANDS ARE LISTED A-Z

Cane + Bliss

Cane + Bliss offers a full line of vegan CBD hair care products including shampoo (that’s color-safe and sulfate-free), conditioner, hair spray, hair texturizer, and leave-in conditioner.

CBD Daily

CBD Daily makes a variety of vegan CBD products including intensive cream, triple strength intensive cream, active spray, serum, shampoo, conditioner, lip balm, massage lotion, and a massage candle.

The CBD content of their products is verified by third-party testing (not on animals), to ensure that labeling and dosages are accurate.

EMERA CBD Haircare

EMERA offers a full line of vegan CBD hair care products including shampoo, conditioner, and styling products.

EMERA’s products are third-party tested (not on animals) to ensure correct and accurate CBD content and labeling.

Hempfield Botanicals

Hempfield Botanicals offers CBD products for pain relief, relaxation, and energy including oral oils, topicals, and face oils.

They are serious about third-party testing (not on animals) for their products to make sure the CBD content of their products is exactly as labeled.

Herbivore Botanicals

Herbivore’s main site offers exclusively non-CBD skincare products, but their Emerald section is where they keep all their cannabis-related skincare products.

HUSTLE BUTTER

HUSTLE BUTTER currently offers one CBD pain relief cream (the rest of their line is non-CBD).

Innate Organic Body

Innate Organic Body offers CBD soothing balms for relieving pain and discomfort. Most of their line is CBD, though they also offer a couple non-CBD healing ointments as well.

lovebud

lovebud offers both CBD and non-CBD products. You can find their CBD products by searching “anhydrous hemp oil” on their site or by following the link to their site.

Their CBD products include massage oils, bath salts, eye cream, and a cooling relief bar.

Looking for more than just cruelty-free and vegan CBD products?

Check out these related cruelty-free and vegan lists:

• Cruelty-Free & Vegan Aromatherapy Guide (Coming soon!)
• Cruelty-Free & Vegan Candles Guide (Coming soon!)
• Cruelty-Free & Vegan Dietary Supplements Guide (Coming soon!)

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All brands listed here specialize in skincare.

VEGAN RABBIT STANDARD:

• 100% VEGAN PRODUCT LINE (NO animal-derived ingredients)
• 100% CRUELTY-FREE
  • NO animal testing for finished products
  • NO animal testing for ingredients
  • NO selling in mainland China
  • MUST be certified by Leaping Bunny
• 100% VEGAN & CRUELTY-FREE PARENT COMPANY (if they have one)

How to Use This List

THE SKINCARE BRANDS ON THIS LIST SHOULD BE YOUR FIRST CHOICE WHEN SHOPPING.

If you’re in a location where finding the companies and brands on this list is impossible in stores, try purchasing from these companies using delivery through their website.

(*This page has a small amount of affiliate links that help me keep Vegan Rabbit updated on a regular basis — I’m just one person and it’s a lot of time and work! I do not use Amazon’s affiliate program as I find their business practices to be unethical.)

Brands listed A-Z

#

2nd KIND

A

A Girl’s Gotta Spa!
A Joy Forever
AcARRE
ACURE
Adélie
Affordable Mineral Makeup
Aim HI Every Day
Alchimie Forever
Alpyn Beauty
Amame
Angie Watts
Apothepurity
APTO
Asili Naturals
Atarah Faith
Athar’a Pure
AYOND

B

Babe Glaze
Back to Basics Skincare
Bare Ethics
basd
Base Coat
Beauty Without Cruelty
Beauvivo
beets and blush
Bella Vida Santa Barbara
Bio Follicle Vegan Plant Derived Hair Products
Biossance
Body By Bella
Bold & Bare
Booda Organics
Botanical Republic
BOYZZ ONLY
Brianna’s Handmade Soap
Bristol & Sussex
Bronzo Sensualé
Buck Naked Soap Company
Butter Skin

C

Cake Face Soaping
Caldera + Lab
California North
California Pure Naturals
Camellia Alise
Cane and Bliss
CBD Daily
clariSEA
Clean Kiss Organics
Comprehensive Cranium Care
Coural Care
coXistence soaps
Crafted Bath
Crazy Cat Lady
CRYSTAL deodorant

D

Damiva
Deep Steep
DEMES
Devera Naturals
DeVita Natural Skin Care
Doap Soap

E

Earth Harbor Naturals
Eco-Me
Elements of Aliel
ELEWA
Elixery
Elvado
Essentiel by Adele
EVXO

F

FIELD
Fine Oils
Fleur & Bee
Flora & Fauna
florapothecarie
Florapy Beauty
Forage Candle
Formulary 55
Frangipani Body Products
Fyve

G

Girl Talk Beauty
Glowing Orchid Organics
The Good Home Co.
The Granola Goat
Grateful Body Botanical Skin Care
Green Tidings
GuruNanda

H

Happy Pits Natural Vegan Deodorant
Happy Place
Harvest Natural Beauty
healthy hoohoo
Hemp Seed Body Care
Hempfield Botanicals
Henna Color Lab
HENRŸIA Beauté Essentielle
Herbivore Botanicals
Herbs + Oils Bath
Hero Cosmetic
heroine.nyc
HiRuna Designs
Homestead Body
Hurraw! Balm
Hush + Dotti
HUSTLE BUTTER

I

Innate Organic Body

J

Jade Lilly
Jivi

K

Kama Botanicals
Kate McLeod
Kirk’s
Klo Organic Beauty
Kudarat
Kyra’s Shea Medleys

L

Leland Francis
Level Handmade
Little Barn Apothecary
LIZ CAROLINA SKIN CARE
LOA SKIN
Lovebud
LUA skincare
Lucia Botanica
Luna Nectar
Luna Oil Organics
L’uvalla

M

M.S Skincare
Madame Lemy
The Mad Optimist
Magic & Manifest
Mahina Beaute
Makes Scents Natural Spa Line
Marrakesh
MATER SOAP
Max Green Alchemy
Meliora Cleaning Products
Meow Meow Tweet
Mgic Products
Milk Makeup
Mizz Bloom
Morning Blossom Studio
MotherEarth Inc.
Mountain Girl Soap & Sundries
MuLondon
Muse Bath Apothecary

N

naked + thriving
Nanaka
Nature Clean
NCLA Beauty
Nemat
NIU BODY
No Bull Beauty
Nuria

O

OCTOBER FIELDS
ODIN
Openly Human
Orenda Skin Care
OSEA

P

PAUSE
Perennial Soaps
PHLUR
PiperWai Natural Deodorant
Plaine Products
PLANTED IN BEAUTY
Pleni Naturals
Potion Natural Skincare
Pour Moi
Puna Noni Naturals
Puracy
Pure Mana Hawaii
Puristry

Q

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R

Real Raw Beauty
Rebel Green
Refresh Skin Therapy
Revive Naturals
River Organics
rue Santé

S

Sammy Saves the Earth
Sapo All Natural
Sappo Hill
Schaf Skin Care
SKINEGA
Skinsatia
skyn ICELAND
Soapwalla
Soapy Soap Company
SoapyLayne
Sparitual
Summer Friday’s Beauty
Swipes Lovin’ Wipes

T

Teadora
Teds Coco
Terra Luna Beauty
Theoderma
Thesis
Thrive Causemetics
Tropic Skin Care
TropicSport
Trufora
Tuore

U

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V

Velvet Report
VERED organic botanicals
Veriphy Skincare
Versed
ViBrowLash

W

White & Elm
Whitespace Goods
WILD GRACE
William Roam

X, Y, Z

YLLO Beauty
ZolaTerra
Zyderma

Looking for more than just cruelty-free and vegan skincare brands?

Check out some of these related cruelty-free and vegan lists:

• ULTIMATE Cruelty-Free & Vegan Makeup Guide
• Cruelty-Free & Vegan Sunscreen & Suncare Guide
• Cruelty-Free & Vegan Lip Balm Guide (Coming soon!)

The post Cruelty-Free & Vegan Skincare Guide appeared first on Vegan Rabbit.

VEGAN RABBIT STANDARD:

• 100% VEGAN PRODUCT LINE (NO animal-derived ingredients)
• 100% CRUELTY-FREE
  • NO animal testing for finished products
  • NO animal testing for ingredients
  • NO selling in mainland China
  • MUST be certified by Leaping Bunny
• 100% VEGAN & CRUELTY-FREE PARENT COMPANY (if they have one)

How to Use This List

THE ORAL HYGIENE BRANDS ON THIS LIST SHOULD BE YOUR FIRST CHOICE WHEN SHOPPING.

If you’re in a location where finding the companies and brands on this list is impossible in stores, try purchasing from these companies using delivery through their website.

BRANDS ARE LISTED A-Z

Cocofloss

Cocofloss is a vegan oral care brand that makes textured vegan floss in a variety of tasty flavors (mint, coconut, strawberry, orange, watermelon).

The texture helps to scrub between teeth, which means your teeth and gums are much healthier after flossing with Cocofloss than with regular floss.

David’s Natural Toothpaste

David’s is a vegan dental health brand that makes natural, fluoride-free, SLS-free, vegan toothpaste that comes in a recyclable metal tube.

You can get it in plain peppermint or peppermint + charcoal.

Dr. Brite

Dr. Brite is a vegan oral health brand that offers a full line of vegan oral hygiene and dental care products including: toothpaste, mouthwash, teeth whitening kits, sonic toothbrushes, oral sprays, and oral hygiene products for kids. They also offer oral hygiene products for dogs.

Their products are alcohol-free, SLS-free, BPA-free, fluoride-free, and gluten-free (and like the rest of the brands on this list, 100% cruelty-free and vegan).

There are lots of toothpaste and mouthwash options available for sensitive teeth, anti-plaque, anti-gingivitis, and whitening.

Dr. Brite offers military, first-responder, teacher, and student discounts as well!

Eco-DenT International

Eco-DenT is a vegan oral care brand that offers a full line of vegan dental care and oral hygiene products including: fluoride-free tooth powders, dental chewing gum, floss, toothbrushes, and mouthwash.

Glowing Orchid Organics

Glowing Orchid Organics makes a variety of vegan products, including vegan mouth drops.

MOUTHFUL

MOUTHFUL is a vegan dental care brand that offers fluoride-free and SLS-free vegan toothpaste tablets, which are ideal for frequent-fliers.

They also offer toothbrushes made with BPA-free nylon bristles and a bamboo handle.

Smile Brilliant

Smile Brilliant is a vegan dental care brand that offers FDA-registered custom-fitted vegan teeth whitening kits

They also offer a vegan sonic toothbrush and brush head refills.

SprinJene Natural Toothpaste

SprinJene is a vegan dental hygiene brand that makes vegan toothpaste that is also all-natural, gluten-free, halal, and kosher

They also offer a vegan sonic toothbrush.

Twice

Twice is a vegan dental care brand that makes vegan toothpastes for morning and night that are SLS-free, alcohol-free, paraben-free, triclosan-free, sulfate-free, sugar-free, carrageenan-free, pegs-free, GMO-free, and gluten-free.

They donate 10% of their profits to GLO Good Foundation and Let Love Rule Foundation to provide free full-service oral care (cleanings, root canals, extractions, whitenings, dentures, and more) to a community of people without proper access to health care.

Vingt

Vingt is a vegan oral hygiene brand that makes vegan fluoride-free, sulfate-free, and paraben-free toothpaste and mouthwash that’s infused with curcumin.

Whitespace Goods

Whitespace Goods makes a variety of vegan products, including a vegan toothbrush made with BPA-free nylon bristles and a bamboo handle.

Looking for more than just cruelty-free and vegan oral hygiene brands?

Check out some of these related cruelty-free and vegan lists:

• Cruelty-Free & Vegan Health Products Guide (Coming soon!)
• Cruelty-Free & Vegan Dietary Supplements Guide (Coming soon!)
• Cruelty-Free & Vegan Deodorant Guide (Coming soon!)
• Cruelty-Free & Vegan Shampoo & Conditioner Guide (Coming soon!)

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