Certification · issued by The Vegan Society
Vegan Trademark
No animal ingredients or animal-derived processing aids, and no animal testing.
We link every certification back to its issuer so you can confirm the claim yourself — the directory never certifies, it only records what the issuer already guarantees.
Products carrying this certification
10 vetted products in the directory hold it.
Pure-Castile Liquid Soap — Lavender
Fair-trade oils, B Corp, Leaping Bunny and the Vegan Trademark — a rare product carrying all three trust dimensions at once.
Organic Lip Balm
Same company ethics as the soap, in a pocket format; vegan formulation despite the balm category's usual beeswax default.
10% Niacinamide Serum
Vegan Trademark covers animal ethics only — a good example of a strong label that says nothing about organic sourcing. Read it for what it certifies.
Tinted Skincare Serum
Vegan and cruelty-free with a deliberately short ingredient list; sourcing transparency is the brand's real differentiator.
Solid Shampoo Bar
The zero-waste format cuts packaging to almost nothing; One Voice and the Vegan Trademark cover the animal side.
Solid Deodorant
Refillable packaging plus a vegan, cruelty-free formula — the environmental and animal dimensions reinforcing each other.
Hydra Booster Serum
Rare trio: COSMOS Organic for sourcing, the Vegan Trademark for ingredients, One Voice for testing — three separate bodies each vouching for a different axis.
Absolute Hand Cream
The premium price buys certification depth, not just packaging — the same three-label backing as the serum, in an everyday product.
Solid Shampoo — Everyday
One Voice and the Vegan Trademark cover the animal side; the solid format handles the packaging side. No organic claim, and it doesn't pretend to one.
Nourishing Body Lotion
Certified cruelty-free and vegan; a good baseline product for readers who care most about the animal dimension.