The following brands are vegan:
- Alternative by Suma . . . (shampoo, conditioner, soaps, etc.)
- Aveda . . . (hair products)
- Body Shop . . . (all products are vegan)
- Face Facts
- Face Theory
- Faith in Nature . . . (hair care, skin care, soaps)
- Friendly . . . (soap, shampoo bars, conditioner bars, detergent)
- Kingfisher . . . (toothpaste)
- Natural World . . . (shampoo & conditioner – available at Tesco)
- Naturtint . . . (vegan hair colourant)
- Organic Homme . . . (Men’s products)
- Original Source . . . (Company states all products are vegan and not animal tested)
- Pestle & Mortar
- PHB Ethical Beauty . . . (Based in UK but delivers to Ireland)
- Pit Putty . . . (Deoderant)
- Pure . . . (Vegan skincare range at Marks & Spencer)
- Salt of the Earth . . . (Deoderant)
- Sante . . . (Vitamin B12 Toothpaste and other products)
- Sarakan . . . (Mouthwash and Toothpaste)
- Sea Magik . . . (skin care)
- Soltan . . . (suncare products)
- Sukin . . . (skin care)
- UpCircle Europe
These Irish companies are vegan:
- Ár Ocean – at Lidl
- Bend in the Barrow . . . (Soap company based in Ireland)
- Bluebird Soapery . . . (Etsy online shop)
- Dublin Grooming Co. – Men’s products – all 100% vegan
- Gubby’s Soap . . . (made in Cork)
- Human & Kind . . . (skin care products – company based in Cork)
- Justine le Guil . . . (based in Dublin)
- Kilo Soap . . . (Irish made soaps on Etsy)
- Kinvara . . . (Skincare products – all vegan according to website)
- Nicola McLaughlin . . . (Based in Belfast, delivers to Republic – all products are vegan)
- Oíche . . . (No animal testing, products made from natural ingredients)
- Organicules . . . (Based in Cork)
- Palm Free Irish Soap . . . (range of zero waste vegan soaps)
- Ruka’s Place . . . (skincare products, body butters, soaps, etc.)
- Sculpted by Aimee . . . (range of cosmetics and skincare products)
- Simpli Botanicals . . . (Vegan products and not animal tested)
- Soap Naturally . . . (Vegan soaps made in Galway)
- Suds Johnson . . . (Soap, shampoo bars, etc. – zero waste, made in Cork)
- The Handmade Soap Co . . . (Vegan soaps and other products)
- Valley of Roses . . . (Vegan and cruelty free perfumes and aftershaves)
- Vegan Hair Care Ireland . . . (high end products)
The following brands have some products which are vegan:
- Aloe Dent . . . (all vegan apart from the Triple Action toothpaste)
- Aussie . . . (their SOS range is vegan, and they are a cruelty free brand)
- Avalon Organics . . . (click here to see the non-vegan products)
- Cien . . . (some Cien products are marked vegan at Lidl. Company says: “All of our products that are suitable for vegetarians/vegans are clearly labelled on back of pack”. Lidl own brand cosmetic and household products are not tested on animals.)
- Elave . . . (cruelty-free, Peta approved, 90% of their products are suitable for vegans, Irish based)
- Freedom Cosmetics . . . (Majority of products are vegan and marked)
- Garnier . . . (no longer test on animals, many vegan products)
- Green People . . . (some vegan products)
- Jason . . . (most of their products are vegan and are marked as such)
- Lacura . . . (face wash, hand and eye creams – at Aldi)
- Lavera . . . (search box allows you to list their vegan products)
- Lush . . . (most of their products are vegan and display the Vegan Society logo on the front of all packaging, labels and signs)
- ManCave . . . (all except one of their products is vegan)
- Simple . . . (no animal testing but some products contain beeswax)
- Superdrug . . . (they have 2 vegan own brands – B by Superdrug, and Studio London – they also have a large selection of vegan products generally – in shops around the country and online).
- The Body Shop . . . (website has a ‘vegan’ search, and company has stated that all products will be vegan by 2023).
- The Ordinary . . . (at Boots)
- Weleda . . . Some vegan products
