Vegan Hair, Makeup, and Skin-Care Brands That You Can Feel Good About Buying

Róen's mission is to make luxurious, high-quality makeup products without compromising on ingredients. All of the products are made with clean, nontoxic ingredients and are vegan, gluten-free, and cruelty-free. The 11:11 Eye Shadow Palette ($42) is a richly pigmented, metallic shimmery eyeshadow palette that will help make your eyes pop.

E.l.f. Cosmetics is 100 percent vegan and cruelty-free. It's even recognized by PETA as a member of its Beauty Without Bunnies program. If you're looking for affordable vegan cosmetics products, this is the brand for you. The Poreless Putty Primer ($8) is a TikTok-famous primer that helps makeup go on flawlessly.

Minimalists will swoon over Thrive Causemetics' selection of multipurpose, vegan, and cruelty-free products. The brand carries skin care and makeup, and its Triple Threat Color Stick ($36) is a long-time bestseller.

Cover FX is 100 percent vegan, cruelty-free, and PETA-approved. The brand is a one-stop shop for all things makeup and even makes brushes and other beauty tools. The Custom Blending Moisturizer ($42) is a makeup-skin-care hybrid that moisturizes the skin while providing a smooth base for makeup application.

You can spot The Lip Bar's products on the shelves of your local Target. Rest assured, the brand's products are all vegan and cruelty-free. Once you try The Lip Bar Vegan Matte Liquid Lipstick ($13), you'll be hooked on its long-lasting color payoff.

Bite Beauty and all of its cosmetic products are all clean, cruelty-free, and vegan. The brand is known for its lip products, but its new Upswing Full Volume Mascara ($28) deserves a spot in your makeup stash, too.

It's written in Pacifica's logo: 100 percent vegan and cruelty-free. The brand offers makeup, skin-care, and hair-care products at an affordable price point. The Vegan Collagen Overnight Recovery Cream ($24) is made with plant-derived collagen and designed to deeply nourish your skin while you sleep.

Youth to the People is vegan and cruelty-free, proving you don't need animals to make effective skin care. For glowing skin, add the 15% Vitamin C + Clean Caffeine Energy Serum ($68) to your morning regimen.

SerumKind is certified vegan and cruelty-free by PETA's Beauty Without Bunnies program. The Black Blossom Drop ($53) is formulated with royal black tulip from the Netherlands and helps strengthen the skin's barrier.

All Pai Skincare products are independently certified by the Vegan Society and are also cruelty-free. The Instant Kalmer ($79) is a hydrating and soothing serum that helps repair the skin's barrier with ceramides.

Summer Fridays was founded in 2017 right out of the gate as a vegan, cruelty-free, and clean skin-care brand. In just the short time since it launched, the brand's collection of face and body products have made their way onto many editor-approved lists. The Cloud Dew Oil-Free Gel Cream ($42) is a lightweight gel formula packed with three types of hyaluronic acid.

Making vegan and cruelty-free skin-care products with ethical, eco-friendly ingredients is a top priority for Nuria. The brand's Defend Gentle Exfoliator ($18) is a gentle chemical exfoliator made with ginkgo, a tree native to China, which provides the skin with antioxidants.

On Jan. 1, Aveda announced that its portfolio of 500-plus products will be 100 percent vegan moving forward, as well as cruelty-free. The brand has a variety of hair products to fit every need, but the Be Curly Curl Enhancer ($27) is perfect for combating frizz and adding shine to curly and wavy hair.

Function of Beauty makes custom-made hair, body, and skin-care products that are formulated just for you. While you can pick and choose what goes into your products, all of the ingredients are vegan and cruelty-free. The Function of Beauty Purple Shampoo ($30) will keep blond hair bright and animal-lovers happy.

All of Rahua's hair products are made with vegan, sustainably sourced ingredients and are cruelty-free. The Classic Shampoo ($34) leaves hair feeling soft and refreshed, thanks to its omega-9-rich formula.

Maria Nila is a vegan, cruelty-free hair brand produced in Sweden that's certified by both PETA and the Vegan Society. Try the brand's Styling Cream ($33), which adds texture and a subtle shine to the hair with medium hold.

Joon Haircare is 100 percent vegan and never tests on animals. The brand carries a variety of hair products, but its Saffron Hair Elixir Oil ($50) is a bestseller and can be used for everything from detangling to a protectant for heat styling.

Cake Beauty is an affordable hair brand that's certified cruelty-free and vegan by PETA's Beauty Without Bunnies. The Cake The 'Do Gooder Dry Shampoo ($9) adds a burst of instant volume to limp hair while also soaking up excess oil.