Hey, as part of the blogforbunnies campaign I recently wrote up a blog post for men.
Most of the companies are in Australia and New Zealand but you may be able to buy online. So my apologies for those who are overseas.
They're all certified cruelty fr
Read more…I started a Vegan T-shirt Teespring campaign today! I didn't see any other threads for stuff like this so I thought I'd start one! Please add links to where to buy cool vegan apparel. :o)
Here's the link to my tee!
http://Teespring.com/GOVEGANFORLIFE
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I had a girly sleepover, pamper night withmy (non-vegan) best friend. She loved the pamper products and loved the healthy treats we ate. We had so much fun making this little video and as cheesy as it is, I
Read more…I am looking to transition into vegan products, but I am still transitioning into raw till 4 (I make it half the time, or do one fruit meal and two high carb vegan meals). I do feel that I do not need to wash my hair as much, or lotion as much, but I
Read more…I'm a huge YouTube addict, and I find there are many awesome YouTubers who only use cruelty-free products, and deserve way more subscribers.Be sure to subscribe to them! :) They're awesome. Feel free to list your favorite(s)!
Read more…I know a lot of vegans are pretty hardcore on using 100% organic and 100% chemical free products, and not wearing makeup. I completely respect that and think it's awesome if you do it.
However, myself, in my discussions with non-vegans when they are c
I've only been vegan for just under a year, 80% raw for 4 months.
In this time I've been kicking one addiction after another - meat, cheese, milk, soy, dairy alternatives, over-processed foods, sodium, caffeine, refined sugar and most recently nuts.
As we know, there are a lot of vegan products out there, but not all brands are ALL vegan.
LUSH use ingredients like beeswax, honey and lanolin in some of their products, but a lot if vegan, and vegan accredited.
Obviously there are different levels of
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