Well, to be vegan it would have to not only not contain animal products, but also not be tested on animals. It looks like it is in deed, vegan, though. Here's a list of vegan cosmetics I saved from an earlier yahoo answers question:
Almay (Revlon)
Arbonne International
Bare Essentials
Bath and Body Works
BeautiControl
';Beauty Without Cruelty';
BIO ESSENTIALS
Bobbi Brown
Bonne Bell
Botanics Skin Care
Burts Bees
Chanel
Clarins of Paris
Clinique
Crabtree %26amp; Evelyn
Dessert by Jessica Simpson
Echo Bella Botanicals
Envi Shave Gel
Garden Botanika
Got2b
Hard Candy
Jane
Jason Hair Care
Jheri Redding (Conair)
John Paul Mitchell
Juicy
Kiehls
Kiss My Face
M.A.C. Cosmetics
Mary Kay
Merle Norman
Method (available at Target)
Nature's Gate
Nivea
Norelco
OPI Products
Origins (Estee Lauder)
Prescriptives
Seventh Generation Brand Products
Smashbox Cosmetics
Stila
Stuff Cosmetics by Hillary Duff
Trader Joe's Company
Townley Cosmetic Product Line
Urban Decay Cosmetic Line
Vo5 Nourishing Oasis
Someone commented below about how Burt's Bee's isn't vegan. Well, they don't test on animals: http://www.burtsbees.com/webapp/wcs/stor鈥?/a> , which I guess would be enough for some vegans. It is true that a significant number of their products contain honey. Some people who call themselves vegan will use honey, even though the most generally accepted definition of veganism would not allow for it.Since Bare Essentials is mineral make up then does that mean it is a vegan brand?
I have no idea. But in reading the answer above me; Burt's Bees????!!!!
Burts Bees is vegan? The base ingredient in nearly all their products is BEES WAX! And the other lotions use milk.
I seriously kind of doubt it's vegan.
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