Latine-Owned Beauty Brands to Try for a Vegan Summer Glow-Up
If you’re looking to refresh your beauty products for the summer, why not support companies that are kind to animals and Latine-owned? Advocate for animal rights with vegan and animal test–free products while celebrating and empowering entrepreneurs from various Latine cultures. Plus, these brands have everything you need for summer-ready skin and bright, fresh makeup looks. Check out some of our picks for Latine-owned vegan beauty brands:
Axiology
When it started, Axiology’s goal was to create the most ethical lipstick on the planet, with vegan ingredients, no animal testing, and eco-friendly packaging.
Rare Beauty
Pop singer Selena Gomez is known for her hit tracks, but she’s also taking on the world of makeup with Rare Beauty, a natural beauty-inspired cosmetics line with all vegan and animal test-free products. The brand’s ethos is about embracing individuality, which it shows by respecting animals’ right to live individual lives without being subjected to cosmetic testing.
Alamar Cosmetics
Motivated by her experience as a makeup artist, Gabriela Trujillo founded Alamar Cosmetics, named after her birthplace in Cuba. The company celebrates culture and self-expression with products that are all 100% vegan.
Vive Cosmetics
Joanna Rosario-Rocha and Leslie Valdivia founded Vive Cosmetics, an inclusive makeup brand offering exclusively vegan products.
Bomba Curls
Wanting to share her expert tips and magic hair formula with the world, Lulu Cordero founded Bomba Curls. Based on generations of Dominican beauty secrets, her vegan hair-care products are made to promote healthy, flourishing curls.
Tata Harper
Made with high-quality, natural ingredients, Tata Harper’s skin-care line is a luxury vegan remedy for your skin. From nutrient-dense serums to hydrating moisturizers, the company has all the products that will make your home feel like a spa.
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CIRCA Beauty
Cruelty-free CIRCA Beauty was founded by actor and animal advocate Eva Mendes. CIRCA is part of PETA’s Beauty Without Bunnies program, promising customers that it will never test its products or ingredients on animals anywhere in the world.
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Glamlite
Dominican-born founder and CEO Gisselle Hernandez has merged her love of food and beauty with this bold brand known for its colorful shadow palettes that look good enough to eat.
Costa Brazil
If you’re showing off some skin this summer, you’ll want to make sure it’s fresh and moisturized. Costa Brazil’s chic body oils, serums, scrubs, and other products will keep you looking and feeling your best.
beautyblender
For perfect, dewy summer skin, apply your foundation with the iconic beautyblender makeup sponge.
Sigma
Sigma is known for its fur-free makeup brushes, but the brand also sells palettes, lipsticks, bronzers, and other products.
Artist Couture
Celebrity makeup artist and beauty influencer Angel Merino created Artist Couture, an animal test–free and vegan cosmetics brand known for glittery shadows and luscious lip glosses.
Lunar Beauty
Manny MUA’s Lunar Beauty makeup brand will help you feel out-of-this-world beautiful.
Jdez Beauty
Find your perfect summer shades of lipstick and blush and complete the look with fur-free lashes at Jackie Hernandez’s Jdez Beauty.
PDL Cosmetics
Actor and former Miss Panama Patricia De León has supported animals in many ways, including by sharing PETA’s animal rights message with her many fans. Her cosmetics company continues that work for animals by being completely vegan and 100% animal test–free.
LaNatura
LaNatura creates body-care products that are good for animals and for you. Its hydrating jumbo-size lip balms are made without beeswax or any other ingredients that harm animals.
The Honest Company
The Honest Company—founded by actor Jessica Alba—makes clean, vegan personal-care and beauty products.
When you support Latine-owned brands, you aren’t just uplifting the Latine community–you’re uplifting all of us advocating for products without animal cruelty. There are tons of other ways to do this, and sharing PETA’s love for animal-friendly businesses is just a start!
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