Une Cares

The other day when I was out shopping, I realised I needed some new foundation. The stuff I currently had wasn't cruelty free and I thought it was about time I was on board with the 'good' foundation. I wasn't sure what to go for, then I came across Une. It's all for the environment with recycled packaging and organic ingredients. I was impressed and it only cost me £12.99. I was sold when I discovered it wasn't tested on animals. It blends in perfectly and doesn't clog up my pores. I would highly recommend this! Feel free to check out their website for more products: www.unebeauty.com

 

"With regards to the formulas, UNE clearly prioritises ingredients from natural or organic origin to guarantee that products are not only effective, but also good for the skin and more environmentally friendly."- Unebeauty.com

Ethics

Firstly I have to apologize for the lack of my own photo's. I stupidly left my camera charger at my boyfriends flat and won't get it back for a couple of weeks, so I'm just using shots from the web. 
This week at uni we got a talk on Ethical Fashion and it really interested me. I was so impressed by it, and as we all know I'm a lover of animal rights and the environment, so this was right up my street. The guest speaker was from a company called Fashioning an Ethical Industry who believe in teaching fashion students about the positive and negative effects that the industry can have on working environments. They want to raise the standards set in working conditions and they believe that by teaching future industry players about this they can create awareness and hopefully make some changes. 
I've added some images which represent, in my opinion, ethical fashion and cooperate with the animal rights movement.

(Stella McCartney)

(Natalie Portman designed Vegan shoes for Te Casan)

 

 (People Tree)

(LUSH have Vegan products)