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Last edited by Poppet; Sep 11th, 2012 at 01:52 AM.
A good place to start even though it is in Australia) is the Cruelty Free Shop. www.crueltyfreeshop.com.au Also, www.vnv.org.au has a WEALTH of information. I would imagine that we get pretty similar products here and in New Zealand.
"It is never too late to be what you might have been." George Eliot
I think the natural New Zealand company 'Living Nature' could be a good place to start. Not sure whether they use honey. You'll need to check there site.
Thanks, I will check those out.
Did you you have much luck finding some Vegan Skin Care Products? I have been looking around for some New Zealand made products. I did use Living Nature, but they do use honey in a lot of there products.
Yeah I found a hippy-type store that has some good body and skincare necessities,
East West Organics, in Glen Eden (Unit G 273 West Coast Road).
And some products you do need to check carefully for honey and beeswax.
I ended up ordering make-up online from Australia though.
theres definatly lush in NZ
try them, theyre awesome! though not everything is vegan (but its labled on the website!)
lush.com
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I have e-mailed the makers of Trilogy. Not sure about their animal testing policy. I have used their rosehip oil. I did find this company http://www.justherbal.co.nz/naturalingredients.php. I have not tried any of their vegan products.
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Last edited by Poppet; Sep 11th, 2012 at 01:53 AM.
I have the same problem poppet, but my hair is washed out black with blonde regrowth. I tried a black organic henna dye, but it didn't work to will. I noticed they have a yellow/blonde henna dye. Lemon juice works will, it gives hair natural light looking highlights.
Innoxa has products suitable for vegans (email them for a list as a few contain lanolin) and they are avail. in Aust/NZ
www.innoxa.com
Living Nature isn't vegan I don't think (honey)
Go through the CCF listing and ring a few companies to see if they distribute to NZ.
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