Your Guide To The Best Cruelty-Free Perfumes

Perfumes are one of the trickiest products to find when you want to go cruelty-free. So here's a handy guide to the best cruelty-free perfumes available.

 

Molton Brown

Yes, believe it or not, luxury bath, body and fragrance brand Molton Brown are cruelty-free, this including all of their fragrances.

So if you're looking to treat yourself or a loved one to a new fragrance that will last them a while then Molton Brown is the perfect place.

Their fragrances are unisex and they have a good variety of scents ranging from dark and musky to sweet and floral.

Many of their fragrances also have matching shower gels and body lotions too.

Molton Brown sell both Eau De Toilettes and Eau De Parfums.

 

The Body Shop

The Body Shop is a great option if you're looking for a slightly more affordable fragrance.

Like Molton Brown, they have a good variety of different scents and many of their scents have matching shower gels and body lotions.

This means if you find a scent you love you can help it last longer by using the matching products.

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The Body Shop sells body mists, Eau De Toilettes and Eau De Parfums.

 

Lush

Lush is probably the first place you think of when it comes to cruelty-free products and rightly so.

They have a nice variety of scents to choose from and they sell body sprays, perfumes and even solid perfumes.

Lush is a good option for the more eco-conscious individuals and their products are relatively affordable.

Lush also have a few fragrances available with matching body products such as their 'American Cream' scent.

 

Yardley London

Yardley London is the perfect cruelty-free perfume option for those on a tight budget as it's the most affordable of the four brands here.

They have a good variety of scents but they mainly focus on floral based fragrances.

Yardley sells products such as body sprays, fragrance mists and Eau De Toilettes.

Their products are available in Boots stores nationwide.

 

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Did you know these for popular brands are cruelty-free? 

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