If you’re vegan, you have to consider a mascara’s ingredients [2] before you can even start to judge their quality. You can check out some vegan foundations that will match your mascara too.
Once you find a vegan mascara, how do you determine if it’s right for you? You’ll need to consider your lash type to answer that question.
Others who have transitioned into vegan products noticed that their skin looked more healthy than before. This may be due to vegan products being natural and nutrient-rich.
Sandra Taylor
Make-up Artist
There are four different lash types with varying vegan mascaras being the most beneficial for that type.
- Long lashes. Choose a mascara that has a curling or lifting formula.
- Short lashes. Choose a bristle brush to ensure all your lashes get covered in mascara.
- Straight lashes. To get eyelashes that curl, you’ll need an eyelash curler. Choose a mascara that has a curling formula.
- CircleVarying lash length. Choose a mascara with lots of natural ingredients to encourage lash growth.