The bottom line - Who's ok? The Unjustifiable. Pt 4

The UK site has a rather neat little side bar where you can search by company name, location, cosmetics/household product, and vegan/vegetarian approved. You can request a free copy of the hard copy (handbag sized!).

The only names I even recognise here are:

• The Body Shop (owned however by L'Oreal)
• M&S
• Urban Decay/Hard Candy/Too Faced
• Dermatologica
• Neal's Yard

Links to everything else provided though. The list here on the US site gives information about parent companies (i.e ones marked with a little red square are the subsidiaries of evil people) that the UK one so far doesn't. See previous posts for information on Lilly's, E-cover (household products) and Lush.

Urban Decay can be a wee bit difficult to lay your hands on, but many of the larger dept stores and Boots shops will have it. Beaut.ie have being keeping an eye the location and state of the stands, a three parter here, here and here, the comments contain a lot of useful local informtion. Whacking Urban Decay into their search box will produce useful info on which online stockists to investigate, if you've any sense at all you'll pick your colours in person and buy it for half the price online. For what it's worth I love the stuff, it's quality make-up with great texture, insane, intense colours, wonderful packaging and amusing puns -- everything I look for in a range. I'm currently absolutely in love with their mineral make-up which is the best thing since sliced bread toasted.


The Unjustifiable. Pt 1
How come the box says 'Not tested on animals' then? The Unjustifiable. Pt 2
Who knows what they're talking about, and who should I listen to? The Unjustifiable. Pt 3
The bottom line - Who's OK? The Unjustifiable. Pt 4