Question about Vegan Products?

Besides ingredients the only other thing to consider is animal testing, which on the bottle itself it specifically states no animal testing.. you're good to go.

I kind of lean toward thinking that, if a product is cruelty-free, the company will note no animal testing.

Body Shop does so, but does not note whether or not the products are vegan.

LUSH is a company that has vegan products and no animal testing.

1) When buying tofu, I usually get the store brand (Whole Foods or Trader Joe's). For mock meats, I prefer Gardein. 2) I use soy milk for baking and cooking, and I buy the Whole Foods tetra paks of unsweetened soy milk. For dessert, I love the Purely Decadent soy "ice creams". I'm not big on the vegan cheeses because I wasn't a cheese fan when I was carnist, but Daiya makes an excellent line of vegan cheeses. I use Earth Balance spread for my potatoes (or bread) and their buttery sticks for baking. 3) For cosmetics, I like Urban Decay and the Sephora line of cosmetics (they have some items that appear to be vegan). For face and skin care, I like Lush, J/A/S/O/N, and Avalon Organics. I'll also use Nature's Gate sometimes.

If it says that it's made from 100% vegan products, then the product is vegan...

all vegan ingredients + not tested on animals = vegan product

yes.

Those products are vegan!!! Thanks so much for this question!!! I'm so excited to learn about them! Wooohooooooooooo! Go Victoria's Secret. :)

its vegan.

just be yourself and don't use any products.