7 Best Vegan Makeup Brands

Packed with hydrating ingredients like antioxidant-rich acai and rich avocado oil, this tinted lip balm brightens your smile while protecting your lips from the elements. It keeps them moisturized for up to 6 hours, resulting in soft, kissable lips.

This vegan lip balm contains no petrolatum, paraffin, parabens, synthetic fragrances, silicones, or mineral oil.

This tinted lip balm comes in an assortment of fruit-inspired colors, including Blood Orange, Plum Drop, White Nectarine, Dragon Fruit, and Lychee Fruit. Wear one on its own, or layer it under your favorite lipstick.

Priced at less than $10, this lip balm is easily one of the cheapest vegan products on our list of faves. The low price makes it easy to test-drive several hues without dipping into your savings.

This mascara has a brag-worthy ingredient list that includes smooth coconut oil for easy application and lash-strengthening vitamin B. The ingredients are all vegan and cruelty-free, and they’re also gluten-free, paraben-free, peanut oil-free, phthalate-free, petroleum-free, and carmine free. This is a product you can feel good about using.

We love that Pacifica Stellar Gaze mascara even comes with a plush vegan brush.

Pacifica Stellar Gaze mascara only comes in two colors: Supernova and Stardust. Supernova is a rich black hue, and Stardust is a natural brown.

If you’re looking for vibrant mascara hues, try Pacifica Aquarian Gaze mascara instead. There’s an electric blue option.

This vegan mascara costs half the price of designer mascaras but twice as much as many drugstore favorites.

Hide blemishes and red patches with the naturally derived ingredients in this INIKA concealer. It features several skin-soothing superstars, including jojoba seed oil, shea butter, and aloe vera. Users love how the formula is lightweight yet long-lasting.

As an added bonus, this cake-resistant formula is made from nothing but certified vegan and cruelty-free ingredients.

It only comes in three shades: very light, light, and medium. That’s not really an issue, though, as these shades are enough to conceal imperfections for a wide array of skin tones.

INIKA concealer isn’t cheap, but it gets the job done.

Gluten-free, paraben-free, cruelty-free, and non-GMO. These gentle ingredients glide easily over your lids or brows, leaving behind a smooth, long-lasting color. We love that Honeybee Gardens is a women-owned company that strives to use safe ingredients.

Available in 7 hues, including black, brown, green, plum, gray, and blue. We like to use the brown hues on our brows and save the matte black and bold colors for our lids.

It’s around $9 for this Germany-made eyeliner, which is a steal.

Too Faced Cosmetics are cruelty-free right down to the brushes, which are made from fluffy teddy bear hairs. This eyeshadow is hypoallergenic and suitable for sensitive eyes. It’s also gluten-free, fragrance-free, lanolin-free, and paraben-free.

Vamp up your look with seductive shimmer, glitzy glitter, or magnificent matte – this palette contains all of them. The grey and black hues are buildable, so you can create a subtle look or layer up for a night out with your girls.

The colors work well from your lash line all the way up to your brow bone. If you need bright hues, check out other eyeshadows from Too Faced. They’ve got everything from pale pinks to vibrant lilac and teal.

Too Faced eyeshadow costs more than many other cruelty-free brands. Many users say it’s worth the price, but if you’re looking for something cheaper, try Pacifica eyeshadow.

Soothing safflower seed oil and floral extract are a couple of the notable ingredients in this holographic palette from Kat Von D. All of the ingredients are cruelty-free and vegan.

This palette is filled with 4 luminescent holographic hues: Blue, green, pink, and ultra-violet. Smooth these shimmery shades on your eyes, lips, cheeks, or eyelids. You can use them alone or mix them with other cosmetics for a custom contour with a hint of shine.

The price is reasonable if this is the type of product you use regularly. If not, you may want to invest in a cheaper contour kit.