15 Cruelty-Free Hair Product Brands You'll Wish You Knew About Sooner
More like guilt-free, ethical hair care, am I right?
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2. Amika is a quirky-ass brand that is first and foremost about self-expression, especially through hair care. Their nourishing mask is perfect for silky, touchable hair.
Leaping Bunny-certified.
Get the Perk Up Dry Shampoo for $24 and Bust Your Brass shampoo and conditioner for $24 each.
Shop the full collection on Sephora and select products on Amazon.
3. Giovanni was one of the first brands to experiment with all-natural products, knowing that it would only benefit clients' well-being.
4. Drybar is the queen of blowouts, and the line focuses on eliminating heat damage as well as encouraging stronger hair.
5. It's a 10 wants everyone to have great hair. Its products boost shine and moisture as well as healthy hair movement.
6. John Masters Organics obviously uses USDA-certified organic ingredients, including wild-harvested ones that promise to take the guilt out of having great hair. Talk about ethical hair-care.
7. Kevin Murphy is self-described as "skincare for your hair." The line wants to strengthen your locks with organic ingredients from around the world.
8. Manic Panic is the go-to hair dye for when you want to make a bold statement. All of their ingredients are vegan, as well as cruelty-free!
9. Oribe is all about blending style with a quality product that can help hair thrive.
Not certified, but in a letter to Cruelty-Free Kitty states: "Oribe has a strong commitment to animal welfare and does not directly or indirectly perform animal testing on any of our products."
Get the Dry Texturizing Spray for $22+ and Curl Shaping Mouse for $39.
Shop the full collection on Nordstrom and select products on Amazon.
10. Paul Mitchell was the first professional hair-care company to stand against animal testing. Total trailblazers!
12. Simple is always better. Yarok uses pure and rustic ingredients to improve scalp and hair health.
Leaping Bunny-certified.
Get the Feed Your Ends leave-in conditioner for $20.40 and Feed Your Do Styling Whip for $20.40.
Shop the full collection on The Detox Market and Amazon.
13. Carol's Daughter* started in a kitchen in Brooklyn, where founder Lisa Price combined all-natural, nourishing products for all hair types.
PETA-certified. *owned by L'Oreal, which is not a cruelty-free company.
Get the Monoi Strengthening Shampoo and Conditioner Set for $57.60 and Black Vanilla 4-in-1 Combing Creme for $10.
Shop the full collection on Carol's Daughter and select products on Amazon.
