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7 Lucky Green and Cruelty-Free Beauty Products!

Published by PETA Staff.

Whether you’ve got the luck of the Irish or you’re just a fan of emerald hues, check out these gorgeous green cruelty-free products! Fun and festive, these items are sure to add some sparkle to your look without harming a single animal. Here are the lucky seven that we chose:

Heavy Metal Glitter Eyeliner in Stage Dive by Urban Decay

Lip Balm Chocolate & Mint by Surya Brasil

NYX eyeliner

Slide On Eye Pencil in Esmeralda by NYX Cosmetics

Kush Eyeshadow by Urban Decay

 

Fast Dry Nail Color in Sage in the City by Wet n Wild

Electric Lizard Classic Cream Formula Hair Dye by Manic Panic

Hrbalism Face Cleanser by LUSH

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