Following on from my recent post asking my readers about how aware they are of cruelty-free products, I wanted to take a look at my own makeup pile and see how cruelty-free aware I am.
As I've got older, I feel like I have become more aware of the products I'm buying. Growing up, I was limited to buying cheap foundations in my local Boots store - which were within my budget from my Saturday job earnings.
These products were cheap and poor quality which, not to any surprise, tested on animals.
Since then, I have cleared down my collection of makeup and have tried to buy more cruelty-free products. This was during a time when I was earning and meant that I was able to afford higher quality makeup which didn't test on animals.
Now, since becoming a university student money has become a bit tighter. So I thought it would be interesting to look at my current makeup collection and see how many of my own products were cruelty-free.
These products were cheap and poor quality which, not to any surprise, tested on animals.
Since then, I have cleared down my collection of makeup and have tried to buy more cruelty-free products. This was during a time when I was earning and meant that I was able to afford higher quality makeup which didn't test on animals.
Now, since becoming a university student money has become a bit tighter. So I thought it would be interesting to look at my current makeup collection and see how many of my own products were cruelty-free.