Soothe Your Skin With These Vegan and Cruelty-Free Eczema Products
Eczema is a skin condition that affects a ton of people at some point in life. 😩 But relief is possible for dry, itchy skin, and you never have to harm animals to get it. Some of the ingredients you should watch out for in sensitive skin products include milk and lanolin. Here are some great vegan and cruelty-free products to use on eczema-prone skin:
face haus: the people’s wash hydrating cleansing milk
Don’t let the name fool you—this product doesn’t contain milk (which would come from cows or goats who were torn away from their loved ones and sent to slaughter) or any other animal-derived ingredients. Instead, it has omega-6 fatty acids from grapeseed oil and squalane to hydrate skin.
pipette: eczema lotion
This one’s labeled as a baby/toddler eczema lotion, but that just means it’s safe for anyone! That’s a huge green flag when you think about it. After all, whose skin is more sensitive than someone who’s fresh out of the womb? 🤷
derma e: eczema relief cream
With colloidal oatmeal as a key ingredient, this cream can help reduce itchiness and irritation all over your body—giving you the ultimate relief. It also doesn’t contain harmful ingredients like lanolin, which is stolen from sheep who are trapped in the abusive wool industry. Btw, lanolin can also be contaminated with detergents and pesticides, so…yeah. Not ideal.
ceramedx: extra gentle body cleanser
From the makers of Earth Science Beauty, this extra-gentle cleanser can help restore your skin’s moisture. It’s fragrance-free, paraben-free, gluten-free, and non-GMO, so you know you’re getting one of the most natural treatments.
booda organics: booda butter pure daily moisturizer
Booda Organic’s creamy moisturizer absorbs deeply to calm and nourish your skin. Plus, the natural cocoa aroma is high-key heavenly. 😩
one love organics: skin dew coconut water cream
Ready to reap the benefits of coconut water cream? Grab this product to support your skin’s natural moisture barrier with soothing ingredients such as aloe vera leaf juice, sunflower seed wax, and (of course) coconut.
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With so many effective vegan skincare ingredients available, why is Lanolips still using lanolin and claiming that it doesn’t harm sheep? Find out what lanolin really is, why it isn’t vegan, and how you can urge the company to make a compassionate change:
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