Catie's bubbles for sure and (I believe) PAA are both vegan soaps.
Veg*n Soaps / companies and only Veg*n Soaps / companies :
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Again, looking for vegan companies. While both of those companies offer vegan soaps, they are not vegan soaps nor vegan companies.
Example: Catie's Bubbles: Tallow *and* lard - http://catiesbubbles.com/index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath=76_77&products_id=280.
PAA sells RazoRock Tallow, Soapy Bathman, etc.
Niether of these work.
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Bull Dog products out of the UK says all products are suitable for vegans and no animal testing.
Some of their ingredients are synthetic, so again does not fit the original definition.
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Pacific Shaving Company all vegan and no testing, Dollar Shave Club almost made it but have products with beeswax (hair care,) Simply Soaps out of the UK (even promote their use of sustainable palm oil,) and Herban Lifestyle (only beeswax.) Just for fun, here was a nice, albeit much older, write-up by Siv on synthetic brushes: http://badgerandblade.com/vb/showthread.php/105486-Siv-s-Top-10-Synthetic-Brushes-(Summer-2009.)
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Ugh. Must have missed it then. Thank you for keeping me honest.
Should be an interesting list!!
What will be your brush of choice??
What will be your brush of choice??
From the Bulldog moisturiser the following ingredients in it are listed as synthetic
Ethylhexylglycerin
Sodium polyacrylate
Phenoxyethanol
Tocopheryl acetate
Carbomer
Dehydroacetic acid
Polyaminopropyl biguanide
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Show off
Not trying to show off, the website is nice and transparent though. Full list of ingredients, all which state whether they are natural or synthetic.
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My apologies, I forget that people who don't know me can't possibly know that I'm joking. I sincerely appreciate all your input/help!
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but that takes away the effect!!! LOLFigured you were joking, just wasn't a 100% sure.
Next time a smiley helps
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Updated lists
If we include sustainably and ethically sourced beeswax, we have:
- Los Angeles Shaving Soap Company (source: company website)
- Pacific Shaving Company (source: company website)
- Elvado for Men (source: vegan.com)
- Herban Cowboy (source: company website)
- Simply Soaps (source: company website)
- <your vegan product company suggestion here>.
If we include sustainably and ethically sourced beeswax, we have:
- Soap Commander
- Mama Bear Soaps
- Kiss My Face
- Dr. Bronner's
- Dollar Shave Club
- Herban Lifestyle.
- <your vegan + beeswax product company suggestion here>
Is it time, yet, to let you know that Herban Cowboy is perhaps the worst shaving soap in the known universe?
If not, please ignore my post.
If not, please ignore my post.
I may be still a little confused, so forgive me if I am, but a few of the makers in the above list do use fragrance oils in their product lines.
It is probably premature. I concur that it was a poor performer in all areas except scent. It looks like it has been discontinued in favor of a brushless cream. Their cream and other products use fragrances that aren't specifically stated as natural. So they don't qualify.
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I think it is I who is confused. Sorry. I guess the little voice in the back of my mind still wants them to be ok. My apologies. Please, do correct me if I miss one again.
Updated lists
- Los Angeles Shaving Soap Company (source: company website in the FAQs)
- Pacific Shaving Company (source: company website)
- Elvado for Men (source: vegan.com, elvadoformen.com)
- Simply Soaps (source: company website)
- <your vegan product company suggestion here>.
If we include sustainably and ethically sourced beeswax, we have:
- Soap Commander
- Mama Bear Soaps
- Kiss My Face
- Dr. Bronner's
- Dollar Shave Club
- Herban Lifestyle.
- <your vegan + beeswax product company suggestion here>
Kiss my face uses Phenoxyethanol in some of there products. Not a natural chemical at all.
Dr Bronners uses SLS in laundry soap which is a heavily modified compound (sodium lauryl sulfate)
Soap commander uses Propylene Glycol, Diazolidinyl Urea and odopropynyl Butylcarbamate in some of its products.
Dollar shave clubs website does not have real ingredient lists for the products- so I ran into a dead end there.
Herban cowboy uses Propanediol in its aftershave and deodorant.
Elvado sells Horsehair brushes.
Simply soaps sells products with goats milk in them.
Pacific uses Phenoxyethanol and Ethylhexylglycerin in some products.
Dr Bronners uses SLS in laundry soap which is a heavily modified compound (sodium lauryl sulfate)
Soap commander uses Propylene Glycol, Diazolidinyl Urea and odopropynyl Butylcarbamate in some of its products.
Dollar shave clubs website does not have real ingredient lists for the products- so I ran into a dead end there.
Herban cowboy uses Propanediol in its aftershave and deodorant.
Elvado sells Horsehair brushes.
Simply soaps sells products with goats milk in them.
Pacific uses Phenoxyethanol and Ethylhexylglycerin in some products.
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