6 Cruelty-Free Hair-Styling Products
Written by PETA intern Courtney Brooks
It’s now easier than ever to rock an edgy pixie cut, enhance your bouncy curls, add dramatic volume, and repair damaged, dry ends with cruelty-free hair products—which are sure to be good for you and animals. Check out some of our favorites:
1. Shea Moisture Tahitian Noni & Monoi Smooth & Repair High Shine Glosser
Tahitian noni, precious monoi, and argan and apricot oils work together in this lightweight glosser to add shine and control frizz.
2. Andalou Naturals Medium Hold Hair Spray
This spray improves strength and texture by creating thicker, fuller strands and adding just the right amount of shine.
3. Paul Mitchell Super Clean Sculpting Gel
Difficult hair is easy to manage with this gel, which offers a strong hold and gives hair shine.
4. ProRituals Dream Cream
For color-treated, dry, or damaged hair, this leave-in conditioner will create a soft, touchable texture.
5. Better Botanicals Botanical Hair Oil
A little goes a long way with this intense revitalizing oil, which soothes, protects, and strengthens both hair and scalp.
6. Sapien Hair Styling Gel
For men looking to add thickness to their hair, this refreshing product creates a pliable hold while adding natural shine.
For more cruelty-free brands, check out PETA’s Beauty Without Bunnies database!
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