Lottie London offers a collection of eye makeup, nail lacquers, lip and face makeup but is Lottie London cruelty-free, vegan, or sustainable in 2021? I’ve got the answers here!
Is Lottie London Cruelty-Free?
Lottie London is Cruelty-free! None of Lottie London’s ingredients, formulations, or finished products are tested on animals, anywhere in the world.
Lottie London Animal Testing Policy
Lottie London has confirmed they do not test their products or ingredients on animals or ask others to test on their behalf. Their suppliers also do not test on animals nor do they allow their products to be tested on animals when required by law. And finally, their products are not sold in stores in mainland China or any other country that may require animal testing.
Below is a screenshot of Lottie London’s official animal testing statement:
Is Lottie London Sold in China?
Most imported cosmetics sold in mainland China are required by law to be tested on animals in 2021. However, Lottie London has confirmed they do not sell their products in retail stores in mainland China and therefore they are not required to test on animals.
“We do not yet sell any of our products in stores in mainland China.“
Lottie London has met all of our criteria in our Cruelty-Free Checklist and is included on our List of Cruelty-Free Brands.
You can find Lottie London cruelty-free products at Ulta, Target, Feelunique, and Amazon.
Is Lottie London Vegan?
Not all of Lottie London’s products are vegan as some of their products contain animal-derived ingredients or by-products. However, Lottie London does have some vegan options.
Below is a list of Lottie London vegan products.
The following is a screenshot of what’s currently stated on Lottie London’s official website about its vegan products:
View all of Lottie London’s vegan products on their website here. Additionally, you can also find out which of their products are vegan as they’re all marked accordingly on their website under each product description. See below for an example.
Lottie London Vegan Product List
As of 2021, I will no longer be regularly updating this list of Lottie London vegan products as all of their vegan products are now clearly marked. Check their website for the most up-to-date and accurate information on which products are vegan or not.
The following Lottie London products are suitable for vegans and do not contain any animal-derived ingredients or by-products.
Face – Lottie London Vegan
- B.A.E Illuminating Face Primer
- Blush Crush – Powder Blusher
- Freckle Tint
- Glitter Fix Balm
- Got It Covered – Sponge Applicator Concealer
- Hy-Glow – Gel Highlighter
Imogenation Ultra Glow – Loose Highlighter- Insta Filter – Pore Eraser Stick
- Mermaid Glow Rainbow Highlighter
- Ready Set! Go Translucent Finishing Powder
- Selfie Ready – Medium Coverage Matte Foundation
- Shimmer Squad Powder Highlighter Quad
- Tan Time – Power Bronzer
Eyes – Lottie London Vegan
- #LASHGOALS Ultra Volumising Mascara
- Arch Rival Brow Artist (the
colour Dark is only vegan) - Arch Rival – Microblade
- Eye Foil – Metallic Eye Topper (all shades except Savage)
Imogenation Ultra Glow – Creme Eyeshadow- Stamp Liner – Eyeliner and Stamp Duo
- Stamp Liner: Wing Edition
- Wing Woman Felt Tip Eyeliner
Lips – Lottie London Vegan
- #HOLO Duo Chrome Lipgloss
- Glitter Glass – Glitter Lip Gloss
- Glitter Switch – not including shades Extra AF & Ravenous
- Gloss’d – Supercharged Gloss Lip
- Glossip Girl Full Coverage Colour Gloss
- Lip Foil – Iridescent Lip Topper
- Slay All Day Longwear Lip Liner Pencil (except
colour Basic) - Slay All Day Longwear Matte Liquid Lipstick
Nails – Lottie London Vegan
- All Lottie nail polish are vegan.
Is Lottie London Sustainable?
Lottie London’s headquarters is based in: UK
Lottie London’s products are manufactured in: Mostly in Italy or China
*Note: Cosmetics made in China are not required to be tested on animals. Only cosmetics that are sold in physical stores in mainland China are required to be tested on animals according to China’s animal testing laws.
Lottie London does not claim to be a sustainable company.
Additionally, I wasn’t able to find any available information on Lottie London’s sustainability, environmental, and social initiatives.
They do have a collection of “Eco-glitter” that’s made from plants not plastic and which they claim are biodegradable.
Is Lottie London Mica Ethically-Sourced? Lottie London claims their mica is ethically-sourced without the use of child labor. They also use synthetic mica that’s made in a lab and therefore not associated with child labor.
“We ensure that any natural mica that is used is only ever sourced through ethically sound supply chains, which does not include child labour, and we collect declarations from our suppliers to confirm this. Where we don’t use natural mica, we use synthetic. It is part of our company conduct that we do not allow Mica from unethically mined sources. We are not able to reveal physically what part of the world it is sourced from unfortunately.”
I hope this article helped you to understand Lottie London’s cruelty-free and vegan status and by choosing cruelty-free together, we can help end animal testing for cosmetics once and for all!
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Mignon
July 3, 2018Thanks so much for your thorough research! I am trying to revamp my makeup collection and you’ve helped me out so much already! While I am not vegan, I do have my own moralities to face and it’s good to know that there are people out there like you who take the time out to do the research and share their findings with whomever is willing to learn. Be blessed in your endeavors.