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roychrish · 18 days
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Is Sugar Cosmetics Vegan?
Sugar Cosmetics has been making waves in the beauty industry with its vibrant range of makeup products. However, amidst the growing concern for ethical and sustainable practices, many consumers are questioning whether Sugar Cosmetics aligns with their values, particularly regarding veganism. In this article, we delve into the question: Is Sugar Cosmetics vegan? Introduction to Sugar…
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stimboardboy · 3 months
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swan ballet makeup set
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utoshi-san · 23 days
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Добралась до ебейшего набора бальзамов для губ, который я купила сразу после Хеллоуина.
Очень понравился дизайн баночек и я уже начала юзать Урсулу (она пахнет кокосом 🥥), Ариэль, с ароматом вишни 🍒 оставила на десерт.
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raeman-ray · 2 years
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animated something in the silly phone animation program again wooo !!!!
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devoted1989 · 6 months
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Image with kind permission from Dan Widdowson.
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threemarys1927 · 8 months
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2023 ultimate cruelty free cosmetics & skincare
Ethical Elephant is a great source of information about animal testing on cosmetics and provides a guide to cruelty - free brands companies that test cosmetics and animal testing in China.
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The website may be found here:
www.ethicalelephant.com
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animalsoutloud · 11 months
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Choose vegan and cruelty-free for a kinder world. 
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vegandude72 · 2 years
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senselesswriterish · 2 years
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July 13, 2022
I was watching a rerun of the Looney Tunes today and a question popped up in my head: what if what happened in cartoons were real? Animals that could communicate with us through words in our own language. Would that make any difference in how we treat them? Would we be less cruel? Would we stop using them in labs for experimentation? Or would life still be the same? Cruel, with no empathy, and always looking for an excuse to not take care of the most vulnerable. What makes it different from a bunny to be whimpering stuck in a cage of a lab than from a bunny asking for help or asking the lab assistant to not harm it? Doesn't we also sometimes express our emotions through sounds, no words?
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1mysteriousstranger · 1 month
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Check to see if your make-up or whatever is cruelty-free.
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iguanodont · 3 months
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Emerges from my cave to announce I have created a new sophont
Tentatively calling swimslugs for now, as their designs mostly draw from mollusc anatomy. These small, colorful creatures dwell on a high gravity world dominated by shallow golden seas. Electrical engineering came early in their history, inspired by the ability of some of their native animals to generate electrical currents… and their own natural electroreception. The last few centuries have been peaceful and prosperous; their myriad cultures emphasize an exchange of art, culture, and friendly competition to sport the tackiest color schemes imaginable. Due to the high gravity of their world and their own physical limitations as aquatic creatures, swimslugs have a very limited history of aviation and have been generally uninterested in space travel, despite having been digital penpals with another group of sophonts for generations now…
On their biology:
Swimslug life relies on symbioses with two different organisms: a worm and a sessile “tunicate”. The worm (also simply referred to as an ‘arm’) is functionally a parasite; biting into the flank under the gills of its host early in life and fusing with its nervous and circulatory systems. This union allows the swimslug to develop fine motor control over the untethered end of the worm by adolescence. Most swimslugs only host a single arm; two or more become difficult for most individuals to acclimate to and can lead to health issues. Many genetic and cybernetic variations of the arm are available in the current era. The ‘tunicate’ (I will refer to as the Vase) is essential to swimslug reproduction; all parents spawn into the Vase to ensure a safe shelter and a steady current of oxygenated water for the developing offspring. The average swimslug has at least two fathers; the hybridization of multiple sets of gametes is essential to the proper development of their species. Family groups often consist of the egg layer, her family Vase (these can last for generations), and a 3 or 4 mates, though the particulars vary enormously by culture. Their eggs have a relatively low hatch rate; unviable eggs are consumed by surviving larvae shortly after hatching. The Vases themselves periodically produce free swimming larvae that are affectionately kept around dwellings as pets.
Swimslugs communicate by grinding and clacking modified stomach-teeth, as well as percussing on the adjacent ‘oil-sac’ organ that also serves to regulate buoyancy and store energy. They come in a dazzling variety of colors owing to both their complex hybridizations and genetic engineering. Cosmetic nanobots applied to their slime coats enhance their appearance by functioning as artificial chromatophores.
And that’s the gist of em! Many thanks to @nknatteringly for all the idea pitching and bouncing in their early development, wouldn’t have felt half as inspired without ya. Not sure how much further I’ll develop these guys, they exist mostly as a fun diversion to contrast the gritty, low-tech world of the birgs and a love letter to all the sparkly stuff I liked as a kid.
If you’d like to support my art, you check out these links here
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ink-nurse · 2 years
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What Does Cruelty Free Means?
Just so there is no confusion surrounding the term 'cruelty free', we do our best to break this down and also help to understand the difference between cruelty free and vegan.
According to PETA, their definition of Cruelty Free is; ""the product was developed without any tests on animals"".
Which we insinuate that there was no harm done to any animal, no testing and no using animals in an unnatural and unjustly manner with regards to a business or product.
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What is the difference between vegan and cruelty free?
Once again, according to PETA, Cruelty Free means that the product was developed without any tests on animals, while Vegan means that the product does not include any animal derived products whatsoever.
One major and often debated ingredient relevant to this question, is Beeswax.
Beeswax is NOT considered Vegan to many and PETA will not allow a brand or product to use the Cruelty Free accredited logo if it contains Beeswax.
In regards to it being Cruelty Free, It IS possible, however the correct methodology of extraction MUST carefully be undertaken. PETA will more than likely not issue a Cruelty Free accreditation for Beeswax however.
For more insight about this, check this article out; HERE.
Some tattoo aftercare creams contain Beeswax, which we would never use.
Not just because we strive to live up to the Cruelty Free + Vegan definitions but because it's simply not a good ingredient to use in regards to tattoo healing and tattoo care. Beeswax is too thick and does not absorb overly well. This is counterintuitive and not what a fresh tattoo is yearning.
CLICK HERE FOR YOUR CRUELTY FREE + VEGAN TATTOO CARE
Well that's it for us on this topic for now!
Reference Link: https://ink-nurse.com/blogs/tattoo-info/what-does-cruelty-free-mean
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utoshi-san · 5 months
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Хорошей косметики много не бывает 🥰
Маски мне все очень понравились, они действительно работают и я не жалею, что гребла их целыми упаковками.
А тонер для лица и средство для корней волос это просто любовь 🩷 Обязательно куплю ещё когда закончится.
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devoted1989 · 8 months
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the ultimate 2023 guide to cruelty - free cosmetics.
Ethical Elephant is a great source of information about animal testing on cosmetics and provides a guide to cruelty - free brands companies that test cosmetics and animal testing in China.
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The website may be found here:
www.ethicalelephant.com
Image found on Pinterest - no source.
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rock-internationals · 2 years
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Lash Princess False Lash Effect Mascara | Gluten & Cruelty Free
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animalsoutloud · 1 year
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Choose cruelty-free for a kinder world.
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