List of Household Vegan Items
Household products like soaps, shampoos, conditioners, and cleaners often contain hidden animal ingredients without clear labeling. Discover our list of truly vegan items to ensure your home aligns with your values.
How to identify?
Household items might include animal-based ingredients such as glycerin, cholesterol, beeswax, or stearic acid. To ensure a product is vegan, look for the vegan and cruelty-free logos on the packaging or check the brand’s website.
In India, not all vegan and cruelty-free products clearly state this on their packaging. Search for the vegetarian logo and review the ingredient list, or confirm the product’s status online.
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Non-Vegan Brands in this category
Dettol: Known for questionable ingredients and not being cruelty-free. Produced by Reckitt Benckiser, which has a history of animal testing and child labor concerns. [Source: Dettol FAQs, Ethically Engineered]
Lifebuoy, Pears, Axe: These brands do not reveal ingredient sources and lack the vegetarian logo. Their parent company, Unilever, conducts animal testing through suppliers. [Source: Vegan Rabbit]
LUX: Uses animal-derived ingredients like glycerin and stearic acid from beef tallow, and milk. Their soaps do not carry the vegetarian mark. [Source: LUX FAQs]
Cinthol, Santoor: They use glycerin which is mainly derived from animal fat, including beef tallow, making their soap non-vegan.
Clinic Plus, Dove, Tresemmé, L’Oreal, Sunsilk: These products may include animal-derived ingredients and do not display vegan or vegetarian logos.
Non-Vegan Brands in this category
Dettol: Known for questionable ingredients and not being cruelty-free. Produced by Reckitt Benckiser, which has a history of animal testing and child labor concerns. [Source: Dettol FAQs, Ethically Engineered]
Lifebuoy, Pears, Axe: These brands do not reveal ingredient sources and lack the vegetarian logo. Their parent company, Unilever, conducts animal testing through suppliers. [Source: Vegan Rabbit]
LUX: Uses animal-derived ingredients like glycerin and stearic acid from beef tallow, and milk. Their soaps do not carry the vegetarian mark. [Source: LUX FAQs]
Clinic Plus, Dove, Tresemmé, L’Oreal, Sunsilk: These products may include animal-derived ingredients and do not display vegan or vegetarian logos.