Cruelty-Free Hair Products

I have to start by apologising for my lack of posts the last few weeks, they've been pretty tough and last weekend my mum came up to Glasgow for a visit and so I wanted to spend the whole 4 days she was here with her.

Whilst I was shopping with my mum we popped into boots because I needed a new conditioner and she began asking me which hair companies were cruelty-free. I'm very lucky that my family are completely on board with trying to become cruelty-free and spread the word. A few other people have asked me the same thing, and so I decided this post would be all about hair products! Similar to my cosmetics post, listing companies that I deem cruelty-free or not based on whether they test on animals. If you want to see my full criteria on how I categorise the two, check back to the Cruelty-Free Cosmetics post.



Companies that do NOT test on animals:

• Aveda
• Charles Worthington (owned by PZ cussons Beauty)
• Fudge (owned by PZ cussons Beauty)
• Liz Earle
• LUSH 
• Kevin Murphy
• Marks and Spencer (own brand)
• Molton Brown
• Morrisons (own brand)
• Neal's Yard Remedies
• Paul Mitchell
• Phil Smith
• Pureology
• Sainsbury's (own brand)
• SpaRitual
• Soap & Glory
• Superdrug (own brand)
• The Body Shop
• The Co-operative (own brand)
• Waitrose (own brand)

Obviously there are plenty more to choose from! I have just mentioned the main ones I know to be available in shops in the UK.
If in doubt search the leaping bunny companies list, they also have an app so you can do a quick check in store.

In case you were wondering I went with a Charles Worthington conditioner and I am LOVING it, my hair smells amazing and feels very healthy.
Next week I'll be letting you know whether youtubers own brands are cruelty-free or not.