LaRitzy is a cruelty-free and vegan monthly beauty subscription box delivering hand selected and quality products right to our doorsteps every month!
If you love trying out new beauty products but can’t be bothered to keep up with all the latest trends and emerging cruelty-free brands, then you’ve got to get your hands on a subscription box like LaRitzy! All of the work is done for you where LaRitzy co-founder, Emily and her team search and test all sorts of body, hair, and beauty products, sharing with us only the best cruelty-free treasures!
What You Need to Know About LaRitzy
- Everything is cruelty-free and vegan!
- Includes 4-5 full & luxury size products
- $24.99/month, or you can prepay for 3 or 12 months term
- No commitment, cancel anytime for monthly service
- Ships to U.S. (free) and Canada ($5 flat rate shipping)
- You can get 10% off your first month using the code: ELEPHANT10
Expect to see a mix of products, from hair care to body lotion to a trendy nail polish. We only send you products our team of curators loves and feels you should try. Most of the items will be full-sized, however you might find a few luxury-size samples here and there. ~LaRitzy
LaRitzy is 100% Vegan!
LaRitzy has recently announced that their subscription boxes will only contain vegan-friendly products in addition to products that are not tested on animals! All boxes starting November 2015 will be 100% vegan!
October 2015 LaRitzy Box
I got the opportunity to receive and try LaRitzy’s October box. Everything included in this month’s box is vegan except for Zak Body’s unscented deodorant. You’re basically getting $40 in goods for only $24.99!
Green Apple Age Defy Hand Cream by Juice Beauty (2 oz for $12)
This product is heavenly and totally season-appropriate for the October box. The hand cream is incredibly hydrating but doesn’t leave any greasy or sticky residue behind. And the smell of green apples is absolutely delectable!
Feed Your Ends by Yarok Hair (2 oz for $13.20)
I’ve tried this product before and it’s definitely in my top 10 favourite beauty products! It’s an excellent choice as I recommend it to all of my friends. For someone who has extremely dry ends, I can’t get enough of this leave-in conditioner so I’m happy that I get to restock on it!
Body Wash by Strange Invisible Perfumes (sample sizes)
The smell of these body wash are the real deal! I got the (1) Lavender & Vetiver and (2) Sage & Rose and they both smell incredibly divine! I’m not the type that likes the smell of perfumes or heavily scented body care products but something about Strange Invisible‘s natural and organic body wash has got me in some sort of trance.
Unscented All Natural Detox Deodorant by Zak Body (2.8 oz for $11.99)
Product contains beeswax.
Final Thoughts on LaRitzy
The value of the box is truly worth it because most of the products are full size or luxury sample size products! This month’s box also contains a nice range of products from hair, body, and personal care products. I would love to see some color cosmetics in the future though! =)
Want to give it a try? LaRitzy has offered Ethical Elephant readers 10% off their first month’s subscription! Just use the coupon code: ELEPHANT10.
Disclaimer: I received press samples in exchange for my honest review. I was not required to write a positive review nor was I compensated in any other way. All opinions expressed are always 100% my own. This post contains affiliate links which, while they don’t change the cost for you, earn me a small commission.
Cynthia
November 7, 2015Did you notify LaRitzy that they sent a non-vegan product? That’s lame that people would need to neurotically double check that everything is actually vegan. I personally do use bee products but, for a company who’s claiming to only send vegan products, that’s quite lame. I feel like their customer service needs to know about that one slipping through.
Vicky Ly
November 7, 2015Hey Cynthia! I sent an email to Emily, LaRitzy’s co-founder as soon as I read the ingredients for Zak’s deodorant and the October box was curated before their announcement that they were going 100% vegan. Also, on the packaging for Zak’s deodorant.. it does clearly state that it’s vegan so it was also a slip up from the company as well.
I agree with you that it’s annoying that we have to double check everything but unfortunately the term ‘vegan’ isn’t regulated and there’s not even a standard definition so it has various meanings to different people =( sigh.