List of Black-Owned Cruelty-Free Beauty Brands

In this cruelty-free shopping guide, we’re sharing a working list of Black-owned cruelty-free beauty brands.

Before creating this list, we definitely did not have enough cruelty-free & vegan beauty brands that represent the Black community and that was not OK. We know we can and must do better, starting with this list of Black-owned cruelty-free beauty brands to support.

By supporting and continuing to buy from more Black-owned businesses, you are showing up as an ally and supporting actual communities where injustice occurs. Let’s use our purchasing power as a voice to drive change in this world. ✊🏻✊🏼✊🏽✊🏾✊🏿

List of Black-Owned Cruelty-Free Beauty Brands

All of the brands listed below are cruelty-free and don’t test any of their products, ingredients, or formulations on animals, anywhere in the world and have met all of the criteria in our Cruelty-Free Checklist.

In addition, all brands are either 100% vegan or offer some vegan products that don’t contain any animal-derived ingredients or by-products.

Black-Owned Cruelty-Free Makeup

• Coloured Raine – some vegan options
• Doubledown Cosmetics – some vegan options
• Habit Cosmetics – 100% vegan
• Laws of Nature Cosmetics – 100% vegan
• Lovinah Supernatural Skincare – some vegan options
• Marie Hunter Beauty – some vegan options
• Mudd Beauty – 100% vegan
• Plain Jane Beauty – some vegan options
• Prime Beauty Cosmetics – 100% vegan
• RANGE BEAUTY – 100% vegan
• September Rose Cosmetics – 100% vegan

Black-Owned Cruelty-Free Skincare

• Base Butter – 100% vegan
• Bask + Bloom Essentials – some vegan options
• Elements of Aliel – some vegan options
• Elle Johnson Co. – some vegan options
• Ellie Bianca – some vegan options
• JACQ’s – 100% vegan
• Kreyol Essence – some vegan options
• Lauren Napier Beauty – some vegan options
• Lovinah Supernatural Skincare – some vegan options
• Marie Hunter Beauty – some vegan options
• Nola Skinsentials – 100% vegan
• Novel Skincare – 100% vegan
• OrganiGrowHairCo – 100% vegan
• Oshun Organics – 100% vegan
• Ressentir Cosmetics – 100% vegan
• Scotch Porter – 100% vegan
• The Glowcery – 100% vegan
• True Moringa – 100% vegan
• Unsun Cosmetics – some vegan options
• Yubi Beauty – 100% vegan

Black-Owned Cruelty-Free Body & Personal Care

• AJA Naturals – some vegan options
• Flaunt Body – 100% vegan
• London Grant – some vegan options
• Lovinah Supernatural Skincare – some vegan options
• Novel Skincare – 100% vegan
• OrganiGrowHairCo – 100% vegan
• Oshun Organics – 100% vegan
• PiperWai – 100% vegan
• Ressentir Cosmetics – 100% vegan
• Scotch Porter – 100% vegan
• skookies – 100% vegan
• The Honey Pot Company – some vegan options
• The Wellness Apothecary – some vegan options
• True Moringa – 100% vegan
• Unsun Cosmetics – some vegan options

Black-Owned Cruelty-Free Hair Care

• adwoa beauty – some vegan options
• Bask + Bloom Essentials – some vegan options
• Bekura Beauty – some vegan options
• Briogeo Hair Care – mostly vegan options
• Ecoslay – some vegan options
• Flora & Curl – some vegan options
• GIRL+HAIR – 100% vegan
• Kreyol Essence – some vegan options
• Loving Culture – 100% vegan
• NaturAll Club – some vegan options
• OrganiGrowHairCo – 100% vegan
• Oshun Organics – 100% vegan
• Young King Hair Care – 100% vegan

Black-Owned Cruelty-Free Nail Polish

• CANDY x PAINTS – 100% vegan
• Dimension Nails – 100% vegan
• Habit Cosmetics – 100% vegan
• OOO Polish – 100% vegan
• People of Color Beauty – 100% vegan
• Taupe Coat – 100% vegan

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There are over 100+ brands I am still waiting to hear back from and receive confirmation about their cruelty-free and vegan status including Juvia’s Place, Beauty Bakerie, UOMA Beauty, IMAN Cosmetics, and many more.

I will continue to update and add to this list when more information becomes available.

You can also email me to request any Black-owned beauty brands you’d like us to verify and list.

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Note: I’ve removed all display ads and affiliate links from this post. I genuinely want to encourage you to buy and support these brands and I have no intention of earning revenue from sharing this list with you all.