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Christmas is starting early for Liz Earle lovers, with the 12 Days of Liz Earle Beauty Advent Calendar on sale as of now on boots.com. Find out what's inside and if it's worth it.

Sukins products are carbon offset, cruelty-free and vegan.

If you have a taste for luxury but don't want to break the bank, you're in luck — here's a treasure trove of products with elegance and style at an affordable price.

We spoke with Drew Barrymore about her bearded dragon, long love affair with beauty, and the importance of buying products that don’t test on animals.

There are concerns that this common cosmetic ingredient is linked to cancer. Should we all be throwing out our talc-based products?

If your hair is starting to thin, try out these shampoos, designed to promote hair growth and prevent hair loss — see all

From our friends and fellow campaigners at LAAR: http://victoriesfortheanimals.wordpress.com/author/legalaction4animalrights/ Great news!  Urban Decay has announced that it won’t sell its products in China until non-animal testing methods are accepted there. The Coalition for Consumer Information on Cosmetics’ (CCIC) Leaping Bunny Program announced that it has recertified Urban Decay as cruelty-free after the company made the decision to…

Fine lines and wrinkles love to pop up on the delicate skin surrounding our eyes, but these anti-aging eye creams could help — shop now

Rimmel London is 100 percent cruelty free after being certified by The Cruelty Free International Leaping Bunny Program.

Standing in the skincare and cosmetics aisle of any pharmacy or department store can easily make your head spin—not only are there countless brands, formulations, ingredients, and colors to choose from, but you may also be poring over labels trying to decipher which products are the most ethical and sustainable, too. Perhaps you’ve seen the bunny logo on a bottle of moisturizer, lip balm, or eyeshadow suggesting it’s a cruelty free beauty product — but what exactly does it mean? “Skin...